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How To Save iTunes Music?
This may sound a bit like a no brainer, but.....
If I copy and paste my iTunes folder and save it to a different file or a different Drive. Will that in fact save all the music in that file so that I have a copy of of the iTunes music there?
Yes I know I can back up the files to a CD or DVD. Or I can back up the the files as part of disk back up say to a Seagate. I just want to be sure that the afore mentioned, "old fashion" save will also accomplish the same thing.
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You need create a folder on your desktop, select all your music, and then drag the music to that folder thus creating a copy.
- Anonymous5 years ago
properly its lengthy previous for sturdy. next time make a sparkling folder and get in touch with it do no longer DELETE and shop it in there. you are able to verify in the recycling bin. if tis there then placed restoration or resave or shop it as a sparkling call in a sparkling record. h wish this helped!
- 1 decade ago
Yeah, the so called ''old-fashion'' way would work just fine. And the back up ways will also work id you want to use them. All the best.
