How do I move my entire i-tunes library from the hard drive to a new external hd?

Question

Windows XP, want to move everything i-tune related to my ext hd.

Answer 1

plug your external hdd in , if you have an icon on your desktop for i-tunes right click on the icon and choose copy, then click start my computer and select your ext hdd , open it , right click in a space and paste.

Answer 2

When you plug your ext. HD in, in the "My Computer" folder, there should be another drive, either "Removable Disk" or "Local Disk"
ie: Local Disk (F:) or Removable Disk (F:)

Then find out where your I-Tunes library is located on your main drive (ie: C:\Program Files\ITunes\Library), select the folder, then Ctrl+X to cut it out, then open your removable disk or local disk, and Ctrl+V to paste it into the ext HD.

Answer 3

Just right click the itunes icon. Scroll down to Send To. Than chose your external drive.

Answer 4

If all you may desire to do is plug in the irritating tension on your computing gadget, make a sparkling folder, positioned all your iTunes archives into the folder, and reproduction that folder into the irritating tension (it incredibly is, if the irritating tension right away comes up on the pc with a folder.).

Answer 5

obviosly your music must come from a directory on your computer, (itunes is not a real directory), find out where your music is then copy and paste.

to find which dir it is in, right click, properties

Answer 6

haha u have to converte it to MP3 first! and then do what you need to do, because as you know Windows doesnt like Apple :] (or iTunes) Good luck

Answer 7

go to your itunes folder in my music and copy from ther and any other folders that contain your music.