We’ll just need to wait and see what happens when Windows 10 officially launches, and perhaps it could catch on. But I digress, I could go on a huge rant, but will save that later for an Unplugged article. Also, the branding seemed confusing for average Windows users (do you need a Xbox console to use it?). Probably because when it was first launched in Windows 8, it was less than a complete app. The Xbox Music brand certainly hasn’t had a burst of popularity. For example, the company should just call it Windows Music or something simple like that. Not that I cared much for Xbox Music either, but it would be nice if Microsoft could come up with proper naming conventions once in a while. In the example below I chose a shade of green, and you can see the accent color changes on the Groove Music app, too.Īs an aside, I am not a fan of the name “Groove Music”. That will bring up a pallet of different colors you can select. Then turn off Automatically pick an accent color from my background.
To change the accent color, go to Settings > Personalization > Colors. Now you can enjoy your playlists from iTunes in the native Music app in Windows 10.Īnother new feature added to the app is the ability to change its accent color to match what you’re using in Windows. Then verify you want to import your iTunes playlists into Groove Music. Launch the Groove Music app and go to Settings > Import iTunes playlists. Transfer iTunes Playlists Windows 10 Groove Music This is good news if you’re upgrading from Windows 7 and want to ditch iTunes and use Windows 10’s native music app.
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