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Windows media player doubles up some of my songs., Windows media player doubles up some of my songs.

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Katalust View Member Profile	Mar 22 2007, 06:56 PM Post #1
New Member Posts: 4 OS: Windows XP	I have a HP Pavillion dv9000 Laptop, Which i have recently brought. running windows XP. I've recently updated to the latest version of windows media player, and each time i put a cd onto windows media player it Copies tracks twice. Although its not every track. and quite a few random albums that I don't think I put on there have also appeared. If anyone could assist me Please leave a note Much appreciated from Tao If anymore info is needed will post as soon as i have a reply.

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