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Play songs in flash drive in Windows Media Player

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I have songs on my USB drive that I take around, and I want to play all of them on Windows Media Player but it will only play one at a time. I always have to go back and click on each song after a song ends. I've tried highlighting all of them, but it still only plays the first song. How can I fix this? Asked Aug, 10 2011
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You can add them to your library. That will copy them from the USB - or you can copy them to your regular Music folder and then add them to your library. OR - you can create a playlist from the USB drive, name it, save it and then play the first song and the rest will follow. Good luck - hope this helps. Answered Aug, 10 2011
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There is no way to play 2 songs on Windows Media Player at the same time.

You can try Opening two different Media player at the same time, for example: WMP+foobar2003.

But I suggest you to download a professional audio editor for better effect.

Answered Apr, 14 2010
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i think you can't play two or more than two songs at the same time in Windows Media Player, but you can open two Media Player, such as Windows Media Player, Realplayer, QQmusic, and so on, in order to enjoy two or more songs at the same time. Answered May, 24 2011
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Insert the flash drive while running windows media player and in the music library then WMP will automatically make a space over to the right side listing you flash drive along with telling how much space you have on it then just drag and drop the files from WMP onto the flash drive. Answered Aug, 01 2011
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