I opened Windows Media Player 10 in Windows 7 Professional System. I see that music albums are missing. I cannot find even a single music file. I closed the Windows Media Player and reopened it, but could not solve the problem. What might be the problem? Please, help me!
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One of the reason might be that even though music files have been added to your computer, but none of the location on music files are identified by the Windows Media Center. It causes the problem in visibility of music file in Windows Media Center. You should add music files locations by going for Start >> Music >> Music Library. One of the reason for your problem may be the music location might be on the network and it might be Off. Be sure that your computer connected to the network which has the music location in ON. If it is the cause of the problem, making the network ON solves the Problem. If not add the location to the Windows Media Center as said above.
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