Are you tired of your iTunes music library being a jumbled mess with multiple subfolders? Don't worry, Crate Hackers has got you covered. In this guide, we'll show you how to easily stop iTunes from making multiple subfolders and keep your music library organized. Follow these seven simple steps to streamline your music management process.
Step 1: Open iTunes Preferences
First, open iTunes and go to the Music tab. If you're using an older version of iTunes, it might say iTunes instead. Then, select Preferences.
Step 2: Select the Files Tab
In the Preferences menu, select the Files tab.
Step 3: Uncheck the "Keep Music Media Folder Organized" Box
Once you're in the Files tab, uncheck the box that says "Keep Music Media Folder Organized." This box is checked by default and is the main culprit behind the creation of multiple subfolders in your music library.
Step 4: Click "OK"
After unchecking the box, click "OK" to save the changes.
Step 5: Move Your Music to a Primary Folder
If you have existing subfolders in your iTunes music library, this step won't undo them. However, moving forward, anything downloaded or duplicated into iTunes will not create additional subfolders. To ensure that all future files go to a primary folder, choose the location where you want to keep your music, and move all your music there.
Step 6: Enjoy a More Organized Music Library
Once you've completed these steps, you'll have a more organized iTunes music library without multiple subfolders.
Step 7: Keep Your Music Organized with Crate Hackers App
To keep your music library organized, we recommend using the Crate Hackers app. With our app, you can easily manage and organize your music files without any hassle.
Conclusion
Managing your iTunes music library doesn't have to be a frustrating experience. By unchecking the "Keep Music Media Folder Organized" box and moving your music to a primary folder, you can avoid creating multiple subfolders and keep your library organized. And with the Crate Hackers app, managing your music has never been easier. Follow these simple steps and enjoy a more streamlined music management process.