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    First, let me say that I do NOT have iTunes for windows installed on my Windows 10 system. I USED to have it installed on my Windows 7 system before I upgraded I to Windows 10. I now only use Windows Media Player.

    My problem is that when I bought some music from Amazon and downloaded it to my PC, it gets duplicarted in a folder called:
    E:UsersmyUserNameMusiciTunesiTunes MusicAutomatically Add to iTunes

    I don’t want this music in this folder but it automatically gets copied back into the folder after I delete it.

    How do I keep this music file duplication from occurring? And, how do I delete these duplicate files so that they are not copied back in to the iTunes folder from my normal Windows Music folder?

    Thanks,
    radar

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    • #1567591

      An upgrade probably didn’t remove itunes so it’s still running. Check “Programs and Features” – right click the Windows flag.

      cheers, Paul

    • #1567703

      Hi Paul,
      I did a complete install of Windows 10 after an upgrade to Win 10 failed. So NO programs were carried over from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and I have never reinstalled iTunes.
      Thanks,
      radar

      • #1567747

        Hi Paul,
        I did a complete install of Windows 10 after an upgrade to Win 10 failed. So NO programs were carried over from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and I have never reinstalled iTunes.
        Thanks,
        radar

        You may have a ghost in your computer. (I don’t understand how iTunes came back.)
        Perhaps your ‘complete reinstall’ was actually a repair install instead (which preserved your data)?

        Image or Clone often! Backup, backup, backup, backup......
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    • #1567948

      you could install the program called ‘everything’ this will find anything that has iTunes in it and allow you to uninstall it.

      https://www.voidtools.com/downloads/

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