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Thread: HELP! How do I uninstall WMP 9?

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    iMartin's Avatar ♥Home Grown♥ BT Rep: +9BT Rep +9
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    Quote Originally Posted by david622
    My issue is whenever I open most of my multimedia files, I got a error-report message.
    Well, I don't think this'll help you at all, but here:

    Start -> Control Panel -> Administrator Tools -> Services -> Error Reporting Services -> Right Click -> Properties -> Start Up Type -> Disable




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    Nah, didn't help.

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    You can work around it, but why should you?
    Stop working, you make me sweat


    Learn to stay away from window media files and eventually
    these problems becomes less of a problem.

    You could just try re-installing WMP9.
    That might make it work.

    But to completely UnInstall WMP9, its a bit silly imo,
    it is thightly integrated to Windows itself, you get more grief
    than relief in a longer run.

    Basically, its shite, leave it be, use other/better software.

    Other ppl does that, resistance is futile, join us now.

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    I tried xp lite, but it didn't seem to help.

    Also, I even tried having a friend send me his Windows Media Player folder in "program files" because I know I'm missing at least one .dll file (setupx.dll)

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    Quote Originally Posted by david622
    I tried xp lite, but it didn't seem to help.

    Also, I even tried having a friend send me his Windows Media Player folder in "program files" because I know I'm missing at least one .dll file (setupx.dll)
    use XPLite to uninstall everything related to media player then continue uninstalling. Then restart and run xplite again and reinstall media player. it will eed your XP cd. it then installs windows media player 8.

    you cna then download version 9 or 10.

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    I uninstalled SP2, and now it works fine....

    Apparently, like I think I've said before, SP2 has a different way of dealing with the liscences of media files, so it could affect some users.

    Stupid how an update could effect its own company's software.

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    Yet another reply:

    Alas, it worked until i updated to WMP 10. I downgraded to WMP 9 (via system restore), but it continued not working. Screw it, I'm gonna reinstall SP 2 and hope for updates on WMP that'll make it work.

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    did u try uninstalling all wmp like i said above.
    Last edited by tesco; 11-17-2004 at 10:12 PM.

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