Windows Media Player has turn into PC industry standard in music and video playback as its beginning with Windows 98 Second publication program. It stores media linked files, such as movies, MP3s, and images, into individual libraries that users can simply access, but users access these files easier if they were unoriginal to Desktop. This technique permit users direct access to any media files with double-click of file.

Instructions

Copying Files to Your Desktop

Step 1

Locate Windows Media Player in system browser and tick it.

Step 2

Click Windows Media Player Library. This shows list of icons that add music library, video library and picture library.

Step 3

Double click to open one of libraries. A list shows particular areas in which you view files under, double click it and they appear alphabetically.

Step 4

Go through list and choose file you want to copy to desktop.

Step 5

Right click selected file, and pick "Open File Location". New skylight will open file you chosen.

Step 6

Click on chosen file and press Control and C keys jointly to copy file. Or right-click file, and pick "Copy". To copy many files in folder opened, click on file, then, as pressing Control key, click on other files you want to copy, and then press Control and C keys together.

Step 7

Minimize windows and go back to desktop.

Step 8

Right click anyplace on desktop and choose "Paste" to paste file to desktop. Also press Control and V keys jointly to paste file.