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Windows XP/2000 - [Resolved] XP Media Centre Edition posted in the Operating Systems forums; Does anyone know how to remove a folder from the Music Library once its been added ... i can find where to add folders if I want to place new ...

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Does anyone know how to remove a folder from the Music Library once its been added ... i can find where to add folders if I want to place new music in my Media Centre Library, but not how to remove any !!


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sorted!! its that MORE INFO button on your remote.... doh!


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lol, thanks for the update Rich.

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