Windows Media Player 11
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Windows Media Player 11
I have been trying to get rid of this for two days now, to start with there was not an uninstall program in Control Panel/Add or Remove programs so I went the long way through Regedit in the Registry. I deleted every thing that was in it or linked to it which appeared to happen but it immediately reinstalled itself. I then tried an uninstall program that has never before failed me and the same thing happened, it uninstalled and then reinstalled. It is quite weird to see the exe. files reappear.
Any ideas please?
Any ideas please?
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IF.....there is still a link there your best bet was to click Start>All programs and use the uninstall for MP11. It would have left MP10 in place too.
Not sure if you have broken the chain or not now.
Not sure if you have broken the chain or not now.
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For quite some time, my version of Windoze media player has advised me that an update is available. I fell for it the first time and the sparkling new new media player did not appear to let me continue listening to Classic FM or any other radio station available on the internet. It is probably possible, but I couldn't find out how.
The only way I could find of restoring the earlier version of media player - with the obvious ability to play radio stations - was to use system restore.
No longer do I accept any invitation to update my media player and I'm listening to Classic FM as I type this.
P.P.
The only way I could find of restoring the earlier version of media player - with the obvious ability to play radio stations - was to use system restore.
No longer do I accept any invitation to update my media player and I'm listening to Classic FM as I type this.
P.P.
Last edited by P.Pilcher; 18th February 2007 at 14:55. Reason: typos
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Interesting thread this, shack may i ask why you wanted rid of MP11, and P.Pilcher I have MP11 and it has not stopped me listening or watching streaming media, not that i have a particular interest its just curiosity.
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I run on version 9 - it was version 10 I had trouble with. As I said, what I wanted to do may have been possible, but I couldn't find out how to do it fairly quickly. When I tried to find "my stations" which I had hoped would contain "Classic FM", it wasn't there and there was no reference to a radio tuner anywhere I could see. Maybe version 11 is better. Why should I waste time when ver 9 does everything I want.
P.P.
P.P.
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Tried WMP 11 myself a few days after it's release, worked Ok, had to go though when I noticed it phoned home everytime I opened it and sent off a number of encrypted packets, not a happy bunny about Bills Morals to start with, even less now. 
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I wanted to take it out because regardless of what I had got set for it as default programs it would leap in to any sound or video programs. I eventually undid all the ticks so that in theory it was not to run anything---didn't make any difference it kept starting and trying to run.
Back to Media Player Classic.
Back to Media Player Classic.
