This seems like a tough one. I would simply copy all my music (in the iTunes library, or the library of the program you are using) and paste it to a specific folder. Then, delete all the music that is in the other, error ridden folders. Simply upload your new folder back into iTunes (or whatever program you happen to be using) and go about your life happily. Have a nice day!
This is very hard to to match music files and find duplicate but you can do it by any audio compare software that can match audio length and various tags . Thanks
This seems like a tough one. I would simply copy all my music (in the iTunes library, or the library of the program you are using) and paste it to a specific folder. Then, delete all the music that is in the other, error ridden folders. Simply upload your new folder back into iTunes (or whatever program you happen to be using) and go about your life happily. Have a nice day!
The music would not make your PC run slow. I would question the source and if the are infected with viruses or malware. That would slow your PC.
You need to change the settings on what you are downloading with, to fix the multiple files and folders problem.
I think Audio Comparer can help you. Check this site -
This is very hard to to match music files and find duplicate but you can do it by any audio compare software that can match audio length and various tags . Thanks