#HOW TO MAKE A PLAYLIST IN WINAMP 5.666 FULL#

Each connected drive must use a different letter.

For legacy reasons, the letters 'A' and 'B' should not be used (they were used when computers had floppy drives) and the letter 'C' should only be used for the drive that has Windows on it (to avoid other issues). Right click on the external drive listed in the Disk Management tool and select the change drive letter command. You can also create a playlist by clicking on the Library button at the bottom of the panel and select New Playlist from the pop-up menu. Select New Playlist from the the sub-menu. You can edit the playlists to have the drive letters match with the letter currently assigned to the drive or you can use the Windows Disk Management tool in the Computer Management utility (listed in the Administrative Tools) to change the external drive's letter to match what's in the playlists. Right-click on Playlist on the Library panel found on the left part of the window. Use Windows Explorer is see what letter is assigned to the external drive.

Windows sometimes assigns a different drive letter to external devices when they are disconnected and reconnected.

#HOW TO MAKE A PLAYLIST IN WINAMP 5.666 FULL#

A playlist that does not contain full pathnames only works when it is in the same folder as all of the song files listed in it. Do they list the full pathnames (drive letter and folder names) along with the song files? If they do, does the drive letter match the drive letter for the drive the files are currently on? Of course the folder names have to be correct also.

How to make a playlist in winamp 5.666