Removing album cover from music folder Windows
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Hello,
In my Music folder on the Computer, I have plenty of folders with songs inside. These are either downloaded songs or albums extracted with Windows Media.
In some of them, instead of the little music note icon, there is the album cover. However, I do not want that.
How can I fix this?
In an ABBA folder, I have some with the music note and others with the cover (strange case). Here’s the CJoint link
https://www.cjoint.com/?DIowkwrE40X
How can I explain this and, most importantly, solve this display problem?
I’ve done several manipulations, such as Opening the music folder, Organizing, Folder and search options, View, and checking Always show icons, never thumbnails. But that only applies to the folder itself.
Also, I’ve shown hidden folders and found nothing, no cover files.
Thank you for your help.
Fabien.
Configuration: Windows 7
Firefox
In my Music folder on the Computer, I have plenty of folders with songs inside. These are either downloaded songs or albums extracted with Windows Media.
In some of them, instead of the little music note icon, there is the album cover. However, I do not want that.
How can I fix this?
In an ABBA folder, I have some with the music note and others with the cover (strange case). Here’s the CJoint link
https://www.cjoint.com/?DIowkwrE40X
How can I explain this and, most importantly, solve this display problem?
I’ve done several manipulations, such as Opening the music folder, Organizing, Folder and search options, View, and checking Always show icons, never thumbnails. But that only applies to the folder itself.
Also, I’ve shown hidden folders and found nothing, no cover files.
Thank you for your help.
Fabien.
Configuration: Windows 7
Firefox
2 answers
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Thanks to Tauvin in another discussion (Delete album image in WMP and thumbnails Novice13 - January 27, 2008 at 3:19 PM - Last reply on September 21, 2014 at 8:29 AM Fabcastor) for the solution.
I just did that and it works. It was strange, it was happening with a few files. Why?
I then did another operation. Selected all files (Ctrl+A) in the folder, then right-clicked, then Properties, Details, Remove properties and personal information Checked the second line Remove ......... Selected everything at the bottom. OK then OK in the other window.
And since it's often WMA files, I convert them to MP3 files with the simple software Free MP3 WMA Converter.
And now my collection of songs is perfect.
Remember to re-check the box when you're done doing what you wanted to do.