Select 'Music' from the 'Optimize' dropdown and check 'apply to subfolders' and OK - then you should always get the play option. This may need resetting after a period of non-use or a major OS update though - R. Threats include any threat of suicide, violence, or harm to another. Any content of an adult theme or inappropriate to a community web site. Any image, link, or discussion of nudity.
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Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit 9 people found this reply helpful. Thank you Rick the information you supplied was very helpful. I have an apology to make though. I store a lot of music on flash drives but when I initiated this question I was in fact referring to my Toshiba external hard drive, silly mistake. The majority of the folders on the external drive are photos and that would help explain the problem.
From what you have said I gather that would make it difficult for the computer to customize it's behaviour. As we previously discussed when I right click on the music folders it has difficulty deciding what type of folder it is and gives me different options for the same folders.
I've found some times if I "play around" right clicking and opening and shutting folders music I will eventually get the option I require to copy the files to WMP play list.
No problem - you can apply that setting on your Toshiba and it should stick I also use a Tosh EHD - I keep the main folders on it similar to the pc so Docs Music Photos Video and set the main folders under 'customize' accordingly, as detailed in the previous post.
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