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Windows Media Player 10

Started by Tazz1037 , Oct 01 2008 10:56 AM

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Tazz1037

Posted 01 October 2008 - 10:56 AM

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I am having trouble with Media Player 10 (I believe it's 10). I make a new playlist and save it as an existing one and it will ask if I want to over write it. I say yes and then go to play it and it is not there. if I open Media Player and go to open playlist, it shows dozens of playlists in the list, but I can't delete any of them of find any of them. I decided to unistall Media Player 10, but can't find any way to do that either. How can I get rid of Media Player and reinstall it? And/or, how can I clear the list that shows all the playlists that aren't there. In the My Playlist folder, there are no lists their, nor anywhere else on the computer.

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starjax

Posted 02 October 2008 - 12:22 PM

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ok... I'm looking for solutions:

http://www.softwaret...-Player-Library

more info:

Where are my playlist files stored on my computer?
By default, playlists are saved in the My Playlists folder, which is located in the same folder that you rip your CDs to (usually, your Music folder).

ok, if you can get the playlist issue resolved, I would suggest upgrading to wmp11.