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Help Delete Playlists from Music Player keep reappearing

felofel430

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Apr 27, 2014
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Hey everyone! Sorry for the long post. I'm new here and only made an account because I couldn't find support on this issue anywhere else online. I apologize if this question has been posted before.

My phone is Samsung Galaxy Note 2. So basically every time I try to delete a playlist I've created from the Music Player app, it'll disappear for a few minutes but the next time I go to check the playlist (30 minutes later, a day later, etc.) all of the once deleted playlists are right back there in the app. I'm trying to organize my music library and it's really bugging me because a bunch of useless playlists I created are taking up the screen. Some of them don't even have any songs, they're just empty playlists from when I accidentally made playlists when I just got the phone. I've tried removing the sD card and putting it back in & restarting my phone but that's where my expertise(lol) ends I greatly appreciate any feedback. Thanks guys.

FYI I have some songs stored on the external sD card and few on the phones memory if that helps. Once again thanks in advance.
 
Google Music ;)

No sir. I'm not using Google Music.. just the regular Music PLayer app from samsung.. the one that looks like this:http://www.talesofinterest.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/Samsung-Galaxy-S3-17.jpgung-Galaxy-S3-17.jpg

In the mean time I found out the playlists create .m3u files in the albums that I've put into a playlists so i tried deleting those but my phone wouldn't let me. Should i try hooking the phone up to my computer and do it from there?

Thanks for all the responses guys! I really appreciate it.
 
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