Use an action of the type "Format value" for _DIRECTORY
Format string: e:\music\%artist%\%album%
The format string is an example. The important bit is that you use an absolute path and not a relative one. So replace the part in front of the field variables (e:\music] with your settings.
If I want to make sure that the "Artist" "Album" & "Title" names agree with the folders they are in.
I went through and made sure everything was spelled correctly inside MP3Tag and want to correct any folder or filenames to reflect the corrections I made in the tag.
Example if artist inside the tag says Motley Crue then I want the folder to say the same instead of saying something like Mtley Cru. Hope this makes sense.
Look at the example from Ohrenkino and change the format-string to
C:\Users\HUSKERS\Desktop\Fixed\Ripped\%artist%\%album%
if your filename is already correct und you only want to move the files.
BTW:
It is not a good idea to use the desktop as a final destination for your music-files.
You should put them to the destination which is intended in Windows: C:\Users\HUSKERS...\Music
or for a very good reason to other folders.
I can see in any cases no need to put files to a folder on the Desktop,.
If you want access to any folder structure which lies anywhere on your disk from your Desktop you can easyly manage this with a link to that folder-structure.
Thankyou for the help it now makes sense. I actually only used the desktop temporarily while I was ripping CD's. I normally have them in a different area.