First, take the folder of music out of your iTunes directory and put it somewhere else, like on your desktop. This is just to avoid accidentally ending up with two copies of everything, which might happen if you tell iTunes to import FROM and TO the same location.
1) Open iTunes. 2) Select Import Folder (or something like that) from File Menu 3) Navigate to the top of the folder tree holding all your music and select it.
If that doesn't do it, just drag the entire folder of music from Windows Explorer right onto the iTunes window and let go of it.
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Date: 2010-11-17 11:32 pm (UTC)First, take the folder of music out of your iTunes directory and put it somewhere else, like on your desktop. This is just to avoid accidentally ending up with two copies of everything, which might happen if you tell iTunes to import FROM and TO the same location.
1) Open iTunes.
2) Select Import Folder (or something like that) from File Menu
3) Navigate to the top of the folder tree holding all your music and select it.
If that doesn't do it, just drag the entire folder of music from Windows Explorer right onto the iTunes window and let go of it.