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Windows Phone 8 : Working with the Windows Phone Software (part 6) - Removing Multimedia Content - Removing Music from Your Phone

4/26/2014 3:31:22 AM

Removing Multimedia Content

Occasionally, you might want to remove pictures, videos, or music from your phone to make room for new content. This is easy to accomplish using the Windows Phone software. You can also remove multimedia without the aid of the Windows Phone software.

Removing Music from Your Phone

If you want to remove music from your phone using the Windows Phone software, you can do so by completing these steps:

1. Click the Music pane.

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2. Right-click the album, artist, or song that you want to remove from your phone.

3. Click Delete.

4. When asked whether you want to delete the item from your phone, click Delete.

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