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How to Add Music to Windows Media Player 11

By Matthew Lynch
June 13, 2023
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Windows Media Player 11 is an essential program for Windows users that allows them to manage and play their media files including music. Adding music to the player has never been easier and in this article, we will guide you through the process step by step.

1. Open Windows Media Player 11

The first step is to open Windows Media Player 11. You can do this by clicking on the start menu and typing in Windows Media Player 11 or by finding it in your list of installed programs.

2. Add Music to Your Library

Once the program is open, you need to add your music to your library. You can do this by navigating through the program and finding the “Library” tab. From there, click on “Add to Library” and select the location of your music files.

3. Choose the Music Files You Want to Add

Once you have selected the location of your music files, the program will scan the location and display the list of music files available. You can select all the files by checking the box beside “Select All” or choose which files to add by checking the boxes beside the individual files.

4. Import the Selected Music Files

After selecting the music files you want to add, click on “Import” and wait for the program to import the files. The time it takes to import the files will depend on the number of files and the size of each file.

5. Locate the Music Files in the Library

Once the files have been imported, you can find them in the library by navigating through the program. You can find your music files by clicking on the “Library” tab and selecting “Music”. From there, you can browse your music files and create playlists.

6. Create Playlists

Windows Media Player 11 comes with a feature that allows you to create playlists. You can do this by right-clicking on a song or album and selecting “Add to”, then choosing “New Playlist”. You can add as many songs and albums as you want to the playlist.

7. Play Music

To play your music files, you can simply click on the song or album in the library. Alternatively, you can create playlists and play those instead. To play a playlist, simply click on the playlist in the library and press the play button.

In conclusion, adding music to Windows Media Player 11 is a straightforward process. With this guide, you should be able to add your music files and create playlists without any problems. Enjoy your music! 

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