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Meghan20 August 1st, 2005 04:44 PM

How do I delete songs from my library (that are in red???)
 
I just started downloading songs a few days ago.
But for some reason, some of the songs that previously existed on my computer are in my Limewire library in red print.
I cannot delete these tho, the delete button isnt highlighted for these songs.

Is their any way to get them out of my library?

Please help!
Thank you :)

Billabong654 August 1st, 2005 07:40 PM

make sure you have the red file highlighted and the delete button will show up

zbucket August 1st, 2005 09:37 PM

If you have moved the downloaded songs to another folder, computer or ipod, etc then try just pressing the refresh button. Occasionally I have come across a few files that can't be deleted through LimeWire and have to be deleted through DOS or the DOS application in windows.

If you really get stuck and can't get rid of them in LimeWire or through deleting the files manually in windows; in LimeWire left click on tools, options, saving. In the box next to directory is the pathway that you save your downloads into. Write this down exactly , then go into your start menu in windows and select accessories then command prompt, this should bring up the DOS window. (A black screen with writing on it and a flashing cursor)

EDIT: Command prompt may be listed as msDOS or similar depending on which version of windows you have installed.

Type "cd\" (which should bring up something like "c:\" then type in the pathway you copied exactly. Type in either dir/p or dir/w to bring up all the files you have in that folder a page at a time, copying down the names of the files you want to delete.

Then delete them by typing "del (name of file including the space and the .mp3 file extension" and press enter. Type y if it gives you a "are you sure you want to delete this file? y/n" option. You can check that the file has been deleted by typing dir/p or dir/w again.

If you want to get rid of all the music files in that folder in one go type "del *.mp3" The * symbol is like a wild card and will delete any file ending with .mp3 WARNING this will delete every mp3 file in that folder whether you want to or not, so make sure that you want them all gone as you can't restore them from the recycle bin afterwards.

Hope that helps ZB

BamPot October 11th, 2007 03:33 AM

copy the files to another folder,cut+paste,then open folder and presto,hope this helps.as am newbie to this.

Remoc October 11th, 2007 03:48 AM

Hey BamPot, It's a great thing that you are trying to help, but you posted to a Two Year Old Thread. Just beaware of the dates and Posting in the Appropriate Forums. :PEACE:

And :welcomeani: To The Forums. :D


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