Windows 10: Does windows 10 have built in music player?

I wanted to play back my 3000 plus' songs I have stored in one of my Hard drives drives to playback either by alphabetically or by year or by size etc etc with a 'juke box' player to do this..
If I select the folder of music and play one it will stop after the one has finished . How to continuously play in the orders in described above?

I looked into iTunes and can't figure out how to upload my library to iTunes to do the same thing.. I have iTunes already with songs I have placed months and years ago but wanted to use this other library of songs instead.

I'm a senior so not top savvy in figuring these things out ...
Google only suggested buying a juke box hardwarevia blue tooth player .. didn't want that either ..
Windows 10 home version firmware latest

ideas or help?

thanks !!

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music player

"someone f****d about with my laptop, they seem to have moved music to aforesaid Groove..."
The Groove library works like WMP's. You can choose which folders it looks for music at startup. Open Groove, hit the gear setting in L column (see screen). If you click 'choose where . look for music', likely the default is your entire This PC/Music folder. If you delete all the folders, there will be no music on the interface when it opens. But if you really want to use WMP, follow the above suggestions on how to make it your default player rather than the current Windows 10 default of Groove.

 

Music player/manager.

Suggest: Temporarily install MusicBee and before launching it copy your entire music library.

Then use MusicBee to level track volumes permanently.

Analyze Volume | MusicBee Wiki | FANDOM powered by Wikia

Then you can use any player you like.

Also suggest install this:

Any Windows 10 Equalizer audio programs - Page 3 - Windows 10 Forums

Then configure Peace to prevent clipping:

 

music player

There is another way that works as well and you don't have to dig into the settings. It gives you control of which music player plays a given codec. Open your music folder On a individual music file right click it at the bottom on the dialog box that opens click properties, in the dialog box that opens look for the box that says Change click this box. It will bring up the choices you have for playing this file. click the player you wish to use for this music file, you want to use, click on the icon for Windows Media player and that makes every music file on your Laptop that uses this file codec WMP as it's default player. When your make your choice at the bottom of the :"change Box" click Apply, then OK, done. This is a handy way of doing this because as good as Window Media Player is is does not play all music such as MKV, OGG, APE files natively. I would suggest you load the music player Foobar2000 it will play all music files, it does not do videos. it is a free music player that does not take up much space on your system.

foobar2000
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