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PJP
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Tue Dec 28, 2004 7:19 pm Post subject:
Windows Media Player 10 problems |
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I recently downloaded both SP2 and WMP10. Since, I've had MANY crashes.
Have finally concluded that they are being caused by WMP10 -- not SP2. Can I
get rid of 10 and go back to 9? Obviously, I'm not the most savvy on this
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plectrum
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Tue Dec 28, 2004 7:36 pm Post subject:
Re: Windows Media Player 10 problems |
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"PJP" <PJP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3BBADD73-EC64-48B6-B957-995A531C00D2@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | I recently downloaded both SP2 and WMP10. Since, I've had MANY crashes.
Have finally concluded that they are being caused by WMP10 -- not SP2.
Can I
get rid of 10 and go back to 9? Obviously, I'm not the most savvy on this
subject but would appreciate any help.
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You can, there are two ways - but why ?
Your PC obviously needs "tweaking" - might be better to fix the problem than
turning your back on it. I have both upgrades and they work perfectly.
Post the message(s) that accompany the crash, then we'll see what can be
done. What other software do you have running when the crash(es) happen ?
Cheers,
Jerry |
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PJP
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Wed Dec 29, 2004 9:43 am Post subject:
Re: Windows Media Player 10 problems |
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Hi, Jerry,
There are no messages -- the system just totally freezes up. Has happened
after running Nero Burning Rom. Also, after and during working with Memories
on TV. Also, after trying to rip with Roxio Audio Central. And, after
ripping with Windows Media Player 10.
Seems to be no real consistency as to when. Yesterday, I walked away from
the computer once and when I came back it was booting up. Appeared to have
shut down and restarted itself! Later, Windows wouldn't shut down.
Any ideas?.............Thanks, Pam
"plectrum" wrote:
| Quote: | "PJP" <PJP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3BBADD73-EC64-48B6-B957-995A531C00D2@microsoft.com...
I recently downloaded both SP2 and WMP10. Since, I've had MANY crashes.
Have finally concluded that they are being caused by WMP10 -- not SP2.
Can I
get rid of 10 and go back to 9? Obviously, I'm not the most savvy on this
subject but would appreciate any help.
You can, there are two ways - but why ?
Your PC obviously needs "tweaking" - might be better to fix the problem than
turning your back on it. I have both upgrades and they work perfectly.
Post the message(s) that accompany the crash, then we'll see what can be
done. What other software do you have running when the crash(es) happen ?
Cheers,
Jerry
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plectrum
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Posted:
Wed Dec 29, 2004 12:53 pm Post subject:
Re: Windows Media Player 10 problems |
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"PJP" <PJP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5E2A0539-08CB-4E42-9C79-2398EC7AAE96@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Hi, Jerry,
There are no messages -- the system just totally freezes up. Has happened
after running Nero Burning Rom. Also, after and during working with
Memories
on TV. Also, after trying to rip with Roxio Audio Central. And, after
ripping with Windows Media Player 10.
Seems to be no real consistency as to when. Yesterday, I walked away from
the computer once and when I came back it was booting up. Appeared to
have
shut down and restarted itself! Later, Windows wouldn't shut down.
Any ideas?.............Thanks, Pam
"plectrum" wrote:
"PJP" <PJP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3BBADD73-EC64-48B6-B957-995A531C00D2@microsoft.com...
I recently downloaded both SP2 and WMP10. Since, I've had MANY crashes.
Have finally concluded that they are being caused by WMP10 -- not SP2.
Can I
get rid of 10 and go back to 9? Obviously, I'm not the most savvy on
this
subject but would appreciate any help.
You can, there are two ways - but why ?
Your PC obviously needs "tweaking" - might be better to fix the problem
than
turning your back on it. I have both upgrades and they work perfectly.
Post the message(s) that accompany the crash, then we'll see what can be
done. What other software do you have running when the crash(es) happen ?
Cheers,
Jerry
Pam, |
You have a conflict somewhere.
XP doesn't like co-existing with other burning programmes. Try disabling it
and seeing what happens.
Right click on My Computer > Manage > Services & Applications > Services >
look for IMAPI Burning ..... service and disable it > Apply > OK > re-boot
and then use either Nero or Roxio.
If that doesn't work re-post. Also check what is loaded at start-up. Start >
Run > type in msconfig > OK and check the start up tab. Disable those things
not vital. See this site :
http://ww2.whidbey.net/djdenham/Uncheck.htm
Cheers,
Jerry |
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PJP
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Posted:
Wed Dec 29, 2004 9:47 pm Post subject:
Re: Windows Media Player 10 problems |
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Thanks for hanging in here with me, Jerry. When I went to IMAP1 Burning, it
was already stopped. I did turn off several startup programs, so we'll see
what happens today. I haven't had any more problems with Twilight Zone-type
bootings or freeze ups but the system is very slow to shut down.
One thing I'm going to do is add more memory. I thought I had 512 but only
have 256. Will let you know if I keep having problems. Thanks
again...........Pam
"plectrum" wrote:
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"PJP" <PJP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5E2A0539-08CB-4E42-9C79-2398EC7AAE96@microsoft.com...
Hi, Jerry,
There are no messages -- the system just totally freezes up. Has happened
after running Nero Burning Rom. Also, after and during working with
Memories
on TV. Also, after trying to rip with Roxio Audio Central. And, after
ripping with Windows Media Player 10.
Seems to be no real consistency as to when. Yesterday, I walked away from
the computer once and when I came back it was booting up. Appeared to
have
shut down and restarted itself! Later, Windows wouldn't shut down.
Any ideas?.............Thanks, Pam
"plectrum" wrote:
"PJP" <PJP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3BBADD73-EC64-48B6-B957-995A531C00D2@microsoft.com...
I recently downloaded both SP2 and WMP10. Since, I've had MANY crashes.
Have finally concluded that they are being caused by WMP10 -- not SP2.
Can I
get rid of 10 and go back to 9? Obviously, I'm not the most savvy on
this
subject but would appreciate any help.
You can, there are two ways - but why ?
Your PC obviously needs "tweaking" - might be better to fix the problem
than
turning your back on it. I have both upgrades and they work perfectly.
Post the message(s) that accompany the crash, then we'll see what can be
done. What other software do you have running when the crash(es) happen ?
Cheers,
Jerry
Pam,
You have a conflict somewhere.
XP doesn't like co-existing with other burning programmes. Try disabling it
and seeing what happens.
Right click on My Computer > Manage > Services & Applications > Services
look for IMAPI Burning ..... service and disable it > Apply > OK > re-boot
and then use either Nero or Roxio.
If that doesn't work re-post. Also check what is loaded at start-up. Start
Run > type in msconfig > OK and check the start up tab. Disable those things
not vital. See this site :
http://ww2.whidbey.net/djdenham/Uncheck.htm
Cheers,
Jerry
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plectrum
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Posted:
Wed Dec 29, 2004 10:07 pm Post subject:
Re: Windows Media Player 10 problems |
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"PJP" <PJP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DD72B186-3CC8-4B34-BDAD-BD463F7D0948@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Thanks for hanging in here with me, Jerry. When I went to IMAP1 Burning,
it
was already stopped. I did turn off several startup programs, so we'll
see
what happens today. I haven't had any more problems with Twilight
Zone-type
bootings or freeze ups but the system is very slow to shut down.
One thing I'm going to do is add more memory. I thought I had 512 but
only
have 256. Will let you know if I keep having problems. Thanks
again...........Pam
"plectrum" wrote:
"PJP" <PJP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5E2A0539-08CB-4E42-9C79-2398EC7AAE96@microsoft.com...
Hi, Jerry,
There are no messages -- the system just totally freezes up. Has
happened
after running Nero Burning Rom. Also, after and during working with
Memories
on TV. Also, after trying to rip with Roxio Audio Central. And, after
ripping with Windows Media Player 10.
Seems to be no real consistency as to when. Yesterday, I walked away
from
the computer once and when I came back it was booting up. Appeared to
have
shut down and restarted itself! Later, Windows wouldn't shut down.
Any ideas?.............Thanks, Pam
"plectrum" wrote:
"PJP" <PJP@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3BBADD73-EC64-48B6-B957-995A531C00D2@microsoft.com...
I recently downloaded both SP2 and WMP10. Since, I've had MANY
crashes.
Have finally concluded that they are being caused by WMP10 -- not
SP2.
Can I
get rid of 10 and go back to 9? Obviously, I'm not the most savvy
on
this
subject but would appreciate any help.
You can, there are two ways - but why ?
Your PC obviously needs "tweaking" - might be better to fix the
problem
than
turning your back on it. I have both upgrades and they work perfectly.
Post the message(s) that accompany the crash, then we'll see what can
be
done. What other software do you have running when the crash(es)
happen ?
Cheers,
Jerry
Pam,
You have a conflict somewhere.
XP doesn't like co-existing with other burning programmes. Try disabling
it
and seeing what happens.
Right click on My Computer > Manage > Services & Applications > Services
look for IMAPI Burning ..... service and disable it > Apply > OK
re-boot
and then use either Nero or Roxio.
If that doesn't work re-post. Also check what is loaded at start-up.
Start
Run > type in msconfig > OK and check the start up tab. Disable those
things
not vital. See this site :
http://ww2.whidbey.net/djdenham/Uncheck.htm
Cheers,
Jerry
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No problem. 512 will most certainly help. Re-post if any further problems.
Cheers,
Jerry |
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