Hold down the Shift key while launching iTunesĪn iTunes window should come up which says, “Choose iTunes Library.” You will need to create a new library in the location where you want the new iTunes Media folder to be located.
Hold down the Option key while launching iTunes To do this, first close out of iTunes then do the following: I did research the issue but couldn’t find any current reports of known bugs/issues between Windows 10 (version 1809) and iTunes (version 12.9.4.102) like the issue at hand.Īs a workaround, I decided to try creating a new iTunes library in the location where I wanted the iTunes Media folder to be located. In addition, iTunes was uninstalled, the laptop was rebooted, and iTunes was subsequently reinstalled as a precaution however, the issue remained. The laptop recently underwent a reformat, clean installation of Windows 10 and was up-to-date on all current software updates and patches.
Recently, on a Windows 10 (version 1809) laptop running the latest version of iTunes (version 12.9.4.102), I experienced an issue where each time I tried to change the default iTunes Media folder location, iTunes would revert to the default location after quitting out of iTunes. Once you are in the Advanced Preferences window, you should see the current iTunes Media folder location and be able to change the location by clicking on “Change” and selecting the new location. Normally, you should be able to change the default location of the iTunes Media folder by launching iTunes and then going to: Macintosh HD | Users | | Music | iTunes | iTunes Media Apple iTunes defaultly stores iTunes media on your Mac or Windows PC in the following storage locations:
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