When you create a FL Studio project which uses a third party samples, it’s best to export it to .zip. Why’s that? When you export it to a zipped file, FL will automatically export all the samples with it. This is a very handy feature to keep your FL projects and samples in safe as it may happen that you accidentally delete the folder where your samples originally reside or your hard drive may crash, etc.
Also, if you wan’t to share your FL Studio project files with other FL Studio users and you’re using third party samples, they can’t open it properly if they don’t have exactly the samples as you’re using. But you can solve this problem by exporting your project to .zip.
So how do you export your project to .zip then?
Just go to File -> Export and choose “Zipped loop package…” and you’re done!
That’s it for now. 
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Thank you! it’s amazing how many time i really have deleted an folder, or done an reformat of my harddrive, and then saving the FL-project files, but forgetting the samples ive used. Gonna do this in the future:)
Np!
Has happened to me as well like hundred times 
thanks man….
Thanks Petri for all your help and godsent tutorials. You helped me so much with producing music.
You’re a real gamechanger for me!
And just btw… you have so much talent with electronicc music. Everyone on earth would scream your name if you produced your tracks on a professional level. Please do! For us all