Windows 10: When I delete the Music file in one directory, all the other music files in other...

I'm trying to remove an old top-level folder. When I delete the Window default Music file shown in the folder. All the other Music files in other folder and directories stop working. When I click on them, I get a message "Location is not available". C:\User\Steve\Music is unavailable. When I restore it from the trash can all of them start working again. It does the same thing happens when I delete the Documents file.What am I not doing right? Thanks,Steve

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Napster to Sell Music as MP3 Files

Napster Inc. said Sunday it will begin selling music downloads as unprotected MP3 files in the spring, joining other online retailers. The file format change will apply only to single tracks and album purchases, according to a company press release. Tracks downloaded as part of the company's music subscription service will continue to have copyright restrictions. Unlike music files that come with copy protections embedded, MP3 files are compatible with most portable music devices, including Apple Inc.'s market-leading iPod media players, Microsoft Corp.'s Zune and mobile phones that play music. "The ubiquity and cross-platform compatibility of MP3s should create a more level playing field for music services and hardware providers and result in greater ease of use and broader adoption of digital music," Chris Gorog, Napster's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement. The company did not say which record companies had agreed to license music for sale as MP3s via Napster.

Source: Yahoo! News

 

Deleted music files

A bunch of my music files have been deleted. I accessed iTunes, where I first noticed a ton were gone. Then I followed some steps to get older libraries back, but the actual music files were all missing. How do I get these files back? Most of the hard
discs that the music came from are long gone.

 

When I delete the Music file in one directory, all the other music files in other directories stop working.

I'm trying to remove an old top-level folder. When I delete the (Window default) Music file shown in the folder. All the other Music files in other folder and directories stop working. When I click on them, I get a message "Location is not available". C:\User\Steve\Music is unavailable. When I restore it from the trash can all of them start working again. It does the same thing happens when I delete the Documents file.

What am I not doing right?

Thanks,

Steve