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regf798

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After many months of using Windows Media Player 10 without any problems, I cannot open the media player. When I click on the icon, the bar shows up in the task bar, and the audio starts to play, however, the view portion does not open. I can minimize the viewer into the taskbar, and control the audio settings, but when I hit restore or maximize nothing happens. I tried uninstalling WMP10, but it just rolled it back to WMP9, and it has the same problems. What can I do?
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Have you gone to microsoft update page yet to scan your computer for updates?

Edited by merlin811, 13 June 2005 - 09:20 PM.

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The only update they want me to install is WMP 10, but I was hoping to completly uninstall all WMP prior to re-installing WMP 10. Right now, when I tried to remove WMP10, it just rolled back to WMP9 and still has the same problem. What do you think?
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Here is what I would do. Reinstall wmp 9, which automatically chooses the "reinstall all mode", whereas wmp seems to try to attempt a repair.

get it here

http://www.oldversio...ogram.php?n=wmp

Then install wmp10

If that fails, it is likely not a wmp issue, but a winxp issue where wmp cannot integrate properly with your installation. A windows repair would be a good option at that point.
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If it comes to it, how would I do a Windows Repair?
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http://www.michaelst...pairinstall.htm
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