The default locations for music files are:. If iTunes displays an exclamation point beside a single song in your iTunes Library, complete the following steps:. In iTunes, double-click the song with the exclamation point next to it. In the dialog box that appears, select Locate. Locate the missing song on the local or external hard drive, select the file, then select Open.
If iTunes offers to use the same location to find other files that may be missing from your iTunes Library, select Find Files. In the dialog box that appears, select OK. Select the song in iTunes to play it. The exclamation point should be gone. This method doesn't move the location of the music file. Instead, it updates where iTunes expects to find the file.
If there are exclamation marks next to many songs, finding each song individually could take a long time. Instead, you may be able to solve the problem by consolidating your iTunes Library. This feature of iTunes scans a hard drive for music files, and then automatically moves them to the correct location in your iTunes Music folder. To consolidate your music in iTunes, complete the following steps:. It makes copies of these files and then moves those copies to the correct location in the iTunes Music folder.
This process makes two copies of every song, taking up twice the disk space. If you don't want duplicates of songs, delete the old files from their original locations. Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! Retro Arduino Radio by exposedwire in Arduino. Reply Upvote. No clue why that would be but I'm working on moving all the files over and it's working. Aug 2, PM. Aug 2, PM in response to wendy In response to wendy If everything was still in iTunes Music you could have probably renamed the folder as iTunes Media.
If you've started moving and fixing things then you'll probably have to move the artist folders from one location to the other. In a modern library the artist folders would also go into a Music subfolder within iTunes Media. Question: Q: Get rid of exclamation points More Less. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: wendy wendy Question: Q: Question: Q: Get rid of exclamation points Almost all my nearly 23, tracks have exclamation points.
Alternatively if it "cancel"the track plays and the mark goes away. Any ideas? The exclamation point next to a track title in iTunes means that iTunes cannot locate the file associated with that track original file cannot be found. If you attempt to play one of these tracks from iTunes, you'll receive an error. This is because the music file associated with the iTunes track you're trying to play has either been moved or deleted from the original place that it was stored.
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