Remove Device From Windows Media Player

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This topic describes how to remove files and devices from your Windows Media Player Library. For more information about the Player Library, see Getting started with Windows Media Player.

Show allTo delete a file from the Player Library

Click the Start button, click All Programs, and then click Windows Media Player.

If the Player is currently open and you re in Now Playing mode, click the Switch to Library button in the upper-right corner of the Player.

In the Player Library, right-click the item that you want to delete, and then click Delete.

To select multiple adjacent items, press and hold the Shift key while selecting. To select non-adjacent items, press and hold the Ctrl key while selecting.

If prompted, click one of the following options:

This option deletes the link to the file from your Player Library but it doesn t delete the file from your computer.

Delete from library and my computer

This option deletes both the link to the file from your Player Library and the file from your computer.

If you previously selected the Don t show this message again check box at this prompt, and you want to change how the Player deletes files in the future, do the following:

In the Player Library, click Organize, and then click Options.

Click the Library tab, select or clear the Delete files from computer when deleted from library check box.

To remove a device from the Player Library

If you no longer want to sync a device with the Player, you can remove it from the Player Library. This removes all information about the device in the Player, including the list of files that sync to it.

Disconnect the device from your computer.

In the Player Library, right-click the device you want to remove in the navigation pane, point to Options, and then click End sync partnership.

If the device is connected when you perform this step, the device will switch to manual sync, and some information about the device will remain in the Player. For more information about manually syncing, see Sync manually in Windows Media Player.

If you want to sync the device with the Player in the future, you will need to set up the device again. For more information, see Set up a device to sync in Windows Media Player.

This topic describes how to remove files and devices from your Windows Media Player library. You can also remove information about what you have played.

Show allTo delete a file from the library

Right-click the item that you want to delete, and then click Delete.

To select multiple adjacent items, press and hold the SHIFT key while selecting. To select nonadjacent items, press and hold the CTRL key while selecting. Right-click the selected items, and then click Delete.

This option deletes the link from your library but it does not delete the linked file from your computer.

This option deletes both the link from your library and the file from your computer.

If you previously selected the Don t show this message again check box at this prompt and you want to change how the Player deletes files in the future, perform the following procedure. Click the arrow below the Library tab, and then click More Options. On the Library tab, select or clear the Delete files from computer when deleted from library check box.

To remove a device from the library

You can remove all information about a device, including the list of files that sync to the device, if you no longer want it to appear in the Player. If you do so, you will need to set up sync

if you want to sync to the device again in the future.

In the Navigation pane, right-click the device you want to remove, and then click End Sync Partnership.

If the device is connected when you perform this step, the device will switch to manual sync, and some information about the device will remain in the Player.

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Removing a media device from network.

Hi everyone. I m having a small problem and I m not sure where to go from here. I currently have a network set up with my computer, my girlfriend s computer and my Samsung TV on it. My computer is named Chris. When I look in my network folder I see media devices set up. The first one is Chris, the second is UN55C8000 which is my TV and the third is Chris-Vaio:Chris. This is what my computer was name before I changed it. I m also sure its not my girlfriends computer because her computer is named Jackie and shes only using PC share through Samsung and has blocked herself from media streaming from windows Media Player. My question is how do I remove the media device called Chris Vaiio:Vaio from the network. How can I have to 2 media devices from one computer. Any help would be great.

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If you go into the device manager view show hidden devices, it will allow you to remove those old or ghost devices under software devices. I had the same problem with an old laptop that I was streaming with on my network

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