problems of my life(about Vista folder)

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esctr

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when ı was using Xp , my folder look like up.But i was getting Vista my folder looks like down
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the problem : I have a lot of music folder but my music folder's icon look like (picture 2.)
I want to my music folder look like picture 1. I didnt solve this problem for a year...

please help me...I want to my music folder thumbnail art...
ı want to add album cover on music folder but looks like picture 1...
 

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I don't see the diff. In XP, you are in the David Lanz music collection. Here you are in General Music.
 

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hello esctr

I feel your pain!! the attachment is the best I can do and it's a looooong process

I will follow this thread to see if anybody has a better solution.

good luck
 

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1. Look up all of the images that you are looking for if you do not already have them. Save them in the respective folder.

2. Right click on the Folder and go to Properties.

3. Go to customize and in the middle it will give you an option to show an image on the folder. Choose the file and you should be good to go.

Optional: In Media Player 11...if you update the correct media info for the albums, it sometimes creates the folder images for the respective albums.

Hope this helps.
 

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hello
thats how I did mine except it has to be an ico file.(witch I use infraview to convert) but as you can see in my previous post , there really not big enough.

sooo if you can figure how to make them bigger. were on to something.

good luck
 

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kenny111111 said:
hello
thats how I did mine except it has to be an ico file.(witch I use infraview to convert) but as you can see in my previous post , there really not big enough.

sooo if you can figure how to make them bigger. were on to something.
Click to expand...

thats excactly what i'm talking about...:cry::cry::cry:
 

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Did you try getting all of the album info from windows media player off of the internet?
 

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    ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3200 @ 256 MB
    Sound Card
    IDT High Definition Audio/SRS Premium Sound/Altec Lansing
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    17" Laptop Screen
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    1440 x 900 laptop, external 17 in LCD 1024 x 768
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I did (thats where i got the album art) even when you resize them thru infraview they don't get bigger.
I have rearanged my music folder in explorer. i dont have them by albums, put them as singles. they look better!
 

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