[Dguall77]

I am running Windows 98SE.
Having problems with media player 9 ,just wasnt working,freezing up ,could nt find audio files on my computer,so I uninstalled MP9 to rollback to 7.1.
Now I cannot find player 7.1. I tired reinstalling 7.1 and still ,cannot find it.
I then tried to re-install WMP 9,after I finished the download,I received a message..."Media Player is not installed properly. Do you want to install from web site" I checked yes and still received the same message,"Did not install properly. Any ideas?
Thanks
Dguall

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This will rebuild rather than restore the registry and also replace missing or corrupt system files

Boot the PC and keep tapping F8 right after the beep until you get options, select command prompt only, type scanreg.exe /fix then press enter, it will run through a few screens then say registry repaired. Press enter then press ctrl + alt + delete keys together to reboot.

When it has loaded, click start, all programmes, accessories, system tools, system information, tools then run system file checker and replace any files it asks for from the 98SE CD then reboot.

When it has loaded to the desktop, click start, programmes accessories, system tools to run disc clean up, then run disc defragmenter from system tools


That should go through in 20 minutes or so, and is to check everything is as it should be

Download 7.1 from here, save it to the drive, in case it does not install straight off

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

[Retired Tech]

This will rebuild rather than restore the registry and also replace missing or corrupt system files

Boot the PC and keep tapping F8 right after the beep until you get options, select command prompt only, type scanreg.exe /fix then press enter, it will run through a few screens then say registry repaired. Press enter then press ctrl + alt + delete keys together to reboot.

When it has loaded, click start, all programmes, accessories, system tools, system information, tools then run system file checker and replace any files it asks for from the 98SE CD then reboot.

When it has loaded to the desktop, click start, programmes accessories, system tools to run disc clean up, then run disc defragmenter from system tools


That should go through in 20 minutes or so, and is to check everything is as it should be

Download 7.1 from here, save it to the drive, in case it does not install straight off

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

[Dguall77]

Thanks Keith for the response,but before I try to install the media player let me give you an update as to what was done. 1) Scanreg/fix worked fine 2) When using the SFC I had several files that I was told that they were changed and to verify update,I did so. 3) I restored several files from the windows CD...OK 4) The SFC showed several files that were said to be deleted and I needed to restore them,but they were not on my Windows CD,here is the list: Spoolsrv32.exe....SRDRV32.dll....SRVC32.dll...SRVC32.exe....TD489HD7M8.dll...TTYBHVKFIC.dll..WER1316.dll....All Windows\System files...CDR4VSD.VXD , windows\system\IOsubsys.....MSHY32.dll , programfiles\common\microsoftshared\proof.... _setup.dll , windows\temp\isp5022.tmp.....setup.dll ,win\temp\ispA2F5.tmp.....Objectpcs.dll , programs\common\installshield\professional\runtime.......Dsetup.dll ,windows\system\directX\websetup , INSENG.dll , windows \system\directX\websetup. The following file was said to be possibly corrupted....WPEQU532.dll , program\commonfiles\MSshared\textconv. If I need any of these files ,would you know where i can find them. Thanks again for your help,Ill wait for your response before I re-install the media player......Dan

[Retired Tech]

Can you run system file check with the 98SE CD in the same drive as you installed 98SE on

[Dguall77]

Yes

[Dguall77]

CD is in the D is installed on the C drive,SFC is running on C

[Retired Tech]

You need to replace files from Windows 98SE in D if it asks

[Dguall77]

I did that,Had the CD in the D Drive,it said those files could not be found

[Retired Tech]

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Still want to install them

Click to accept terms etc then run housecall

http://uk.trendmicro...housecall/v6.5/

Then run this

http://uk.trendmicro...pyware_scan.php

Then

Please go here:

Malware Removal Guide

Run all the programmes as advised then post a current Hijack This Log in a new topic in the Malware Forum

For the purpose of accurate malware analysis, Hijack This Logs are only dealt with in the Malware Forum. Posting them anywhere else will result in a delayed response

If you are unable to run any of the programmes, ask for advice in the Malware Forum

[Dguall77]

I posted a logfile in the Malware forum. Thanks Keith

[Retired Tech]

When you get the all clear, run the items in post 2 so everything is in place

Check Windows Update also

You should be able run Media Player 9 then