If you want to remove all the metadata from the file without making a copy of it, besides choosing the second option, you need to click on the “Select All” button in the bottom-right corner of this window. It will ask you if you want to make a copy of the current file without the metadata, or if you want to remove them from the current file.
If you opt for the latter, a “Remove Properties” window will appear. You can also click “Remove Properties and Personal Information” to delete everything at once. You can edit any of the tags by just left-clicking on them, which will allow you to change their values. In the “Properties” window, go to the “Details” tab. Right-click on this file, then click on “Properties.”. First, enter the File Explorer (or Windows Explorer) and find the music file that has the metadata you want removed. This is not recommended if you need to strip the metadata from an entire album, but might come in handy if you want to remove it from just a few songs: On newer versions of Windows, you can remove the metadata with just a few clicks without having to download any 3 rd-party programs. It´s consumes 25% more RAM, but works for me.Įxample: ("explorer.Removing the Metadata on Windows Avoiding Third-Party Programs exe with IIS, so, it runs out of the "main desktop". 
To not allow anyone interfere the sequence, I call the.
Well, it´s not a good solution, neither beauty, but is the only thing that really works. So, my alternative was do a application using a list of commands and use that with Process.start("explorer") and then sending commands until I remove the properties, like a user. I already tryed to hook this window, but no success to do something like that.
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