Playlists in Windows Media Player contain information about a specific group of songs that you have added to a list. If you have created a particularly good playlist, you might want to transfer it to a different computer. You can do so by copying the playlist file from the computer on which it was created to removable media (such as a flash drive or an external hard drive) and then pasting it into the appropriate folder on the new computer.
Step 1
Connect your removable media to your computer.
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Step 2
Click "Start," "All Programs" and then "Windows Media Player."
Step 3
Click the arrow to the left of "Playlists" to expand the list of playlists you have created in Windows Media Player.
Step 4
Right-click on the playlist you wish to transfer and click "Open File Location."
Step 5
Right-click on the playlist and select "Copy."
Step 6
Click "Start" and then "Computer."
Step 7
Double-click the icon for your removable media.
Step 8
Right-click inside the folder and click "Paste."
Step 9
Eject your removable media from the computer.
Step 10
Insert your removable media into the second computer.
Step 11
Click "Start" and then "Computer."
Step 12
Double-click the icon for your removable media.
Step 13
Right-click the playlist and then click "Copy."
Step 14
Click "Start" and then "Music."
Step 15
Double-click the "Playlists" folder.
Step 16
Right-click inside the folder and click "Paste."
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