Downloaded music not showing up as music files

 · The vast majority of the files that aren't transferring over are "Protected ACC" or just "ACC audio files". Now there are "Purchased ACC" files that are for the most part being transferred over to WMP, though not all of them. All the MPEG files that I can see are showing up in WMP properly.  · Downloaded files not showing up on desktop? If your files are actually stored on the desktop, but the downloaded files not showing up on the desktop, the direct cause may be that the computer hides the icon. 1. Right-click your mouse and click "view". 2. Select show desktop icons 3. Click refresh and check your downloaded filesEstimated Reading Time: 7 mins.  · 1. Go to Settings 2. Click on System 3. On the left click on Default Apps 4. Scroll down until you find Music Player 5. Click on (Groove Music) This may be different to yours 6. Change it to iTunes (Or any other Music Player you want) View answer in context Q: My songs are downloading to groove music not itunes? I want them to download to itunes.

OK!!!! I think I now have the music correctly. I was able to sync the phone to iTunes. I then compared the updated iTunes Music folder to my backed up copy and I see music in iTunes that was previously not there, e.g. it was on the phone but now in iTunes. This is very good. However I still have a problem with the Audiobooks. I was using Windows My music files are still showing. I put some on from CDS and downloaded from ITunes but always made new CDS for the car in MP3 format, so my music was MP3 and MPA/MP4 (I think). I really don't understand all this default programmes stuff and only use my laptop to make cds, emails and bit of browsing. How to show Apple Music in iTunes. 1) Launch iTunes. 2) In the Menu Bar, go to iTunes Preferences . 3) Make sure you select the General tab. 4.a) If the Show Apple Music Features box is not selected, check the box to select it. Additionally, you probably want to check the iCloud Music Library box to enable that feature as well.

Following is the contents of the Music\iTunes folder (I had to capture this as multiple images and l did not include some of the images, note the iTunes Music (This is the real copy of my music) and the AudioBooks folder (this is where I managed to place one book via iTunes, the files here are MP3 files). That fixes the issue in some scenarios). Step 2. Select “File” tab Select “Add File to Library” or “Add Folder to Library”. Step 3. Navigate to the corresponding folder and add the right file/folder. Step 4. Select Music from file types section Check the newest addition at library – “Recently Added”. Cause 4. Step 2: Scroll to the Downloads section at the bottom of the page and tap Optimised Storage. Step 3: If enabled, tap the button next to the Optimised Storage option to toggle it off. That will.