I like my new windows media player classic better than windows media player(can I safely delete WMP ?)?
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Goto Control Panel-> Add or remove programs then select add or remove windows components there you should find windows media player option marked unmark it and press next and follow the instructions it would uninstall WMP
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Windows media player works great. Download mediaplayer 10. It is free.
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Press start. click on Set Program Access and Default. Click custom. Scroll down to "Choose a Defaul MEdia Player" select Windows Media Player
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Download the latest Windows Media Player for Mac OS X:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/mac/mp9/default.aspx
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Just use the BURN option in Windows Media Player that comes with your PC (unless you have a Mac).
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Upgrade your Internet Explorer and you Media Player ( Real, Quicktime, WMP)
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This is very unusual.  Is it possible that you have a huge library of music and video and the player is updating or re-indexing it?  I'd recommend letting it run alone for a couple hours and see if processor usage subsides.  It may be a one time thing.\n\nAlternatively maybe there's a plug-in or some 3rd party app that connects to WMP and is causing a hang?  I'd suggest looking to Microsoft for answers.  They have support forums and newsgroups that might help.
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Why don't you get the service pack 2? Its free and fixes many bugs.\nFor WMP 10, you can get it from the following link:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/10/default.aspx
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Ummm...yea, that's about the only thing i was gonna suggest lol. Cause i was never able to find it either, i think they dropped it to give it the "new look"\n\nBUT - there is a way around it, i think - i hope i'm right. Right click on the top menu, where it says "Windows media player", select View>>>Classic Menus\n\nThen the top menu bar should show up that says file, view, play, tools, help.\n\nClick on File>>>Open, and then find where your playlist is, and tah dah.\n\nHopefully that helps a bit more =)
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* Go to the add / remove programs in control panel. If you're using XP SP2, you'll see a 'show updates' box at the top of the add / remove programs. Turn it on.\n* Select "Windows Media Player 11".\nOR\n\n* Click the START button and select Run.\n* Type in: regedit in the command box.\n* When the regedit window appears, expand the HKEY LOCAL MACHINE by clicking on the plus sign to its right.\n* Now Click on the plus next to SOFTWARE, then MICROSOFT, then WINDOWS, then CURRENT VERSION and finally UNINSTALL\n* When you expand the Uninstall folder, you'll see all the programs currently installed, such as the uninstall Windows Media Player or etc.\n* Click on the folder you want to uninstall, in the box on the right you will see five strings:\n* DisplayIcon, DisplayName, ParentDisplayName, ParentKeyName and UninstallString..\n* Double click UninstallString and a box will appear with the uninstall string highlighted.\n* Right click on the highlighted entry and select COPY.\n* Close the Regedit window.\n* Select the START button and click RUN.\n* Right click inside the command box and paste the uninstall string and click OK to uninstall Windows Media Player 11.
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I use windows media player but you can also use quicktime or other things like that
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Go into my documents. Open the My music folder and delete the songs u ripped. When windows media player can't find the file it will delete them.\n\nFrom windows media player, right click on song, then delete. \nIt should give you the option, just to delete from media player, keepin the file in the My Music folder. Or the chose to delete both.
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I'm fairly sure with the beta version of WMP if you uninstall in from add/remove programs it will return to the last WMP installed ( also the final version of wmp 11 is released).
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you are looking for windows media player, go to microsoft.com and download it
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I would guess no, since Windows Media Player has been integrated with windows pretty extensively for some time now, meaning it has to be on the same drive as windows.
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You can't delete/remove Windows Media Player. It is integrated into the Windows OS.\n\nWhat you can do, is to goto the Microsoft website and download a new and free version of the latest Media player and install it. That installation will repair anything that is currently wrong.\n\nIf you only want to repair a current media player installation, and if you have never upgraded in the past, then unfortunately, the only method would be to re-install/restore Windows as suggested by Microsoft Support. For some reason-known only to them- they do no provide a 'repair' option for the media player component.
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on windows media player, right? that thing is annoying me so much. i cant seem to find a way to get rid of it either.