click "Organize", then click "Apply media information changes". These settings will allow windows media player to organize the music in the folder you select on the "Rip Music" tab, so make sure this is the parent folder of all your music. On the library tab be sure to check "Rename music files using rip music settings" and "Rearrange music in rip music folder, using rip music settings". In the instructions where it says "the arrow below the library tab", just click the "Organize" button. Here is a link to an article for vista, and while some of the menu options differ, the steps are all the same: Surprisingly, its about as easy to do in Windows Media Player as it is in iTunes. I want everything handled in one application and I want that one application to be WMP. My goal is to have Windows Media Player manage everything - make sure album titles are correct, song names, artists, file names, locations. I would like to do this with as few media applications as possible. Can I make Windows Media Player do these things? I've seen the other questions about applications to do this, but I would prefer to use Windows Media Player if at all possible - I'm not a huge into perfection, but I do like an organized library. I went through the settings once, changed a few things, and thought I was good to go. But then, next time I start WMP, they are all back to unknown. I manually use the tools to find artist and album information and they are renamed and reorganized. However, a bunch of songs are labeled as "Unknown" - they do not have an artist associated with them. Then, it appears to scan my music library and find my music. I open Windows Media Player and I'm greeted with a message that says there are no songs. So here is what I've done three times now. I'm trying to do things like keep music organized in the form My Music/Artist/CD/# - Song.mp3, but Windows Media Player usually fails to load my music library (which is in the default location, by the way), "forgets" adjustments that I make to the tags, doesn't move songs to the proper directories, and doesn't rename files appropriately. 
I was using iTunes, but since I got my Android phone, I got rid of my iPod and uninstalled iTunes. I'm currently using Windows Media Player 12 on Windows 7 Ultimate.
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