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wmp 12 problem: To use Windows Media Player, log off from Windows, log back on

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jjctw1969 03-02-2010 02:40 AM

wmp 12 problem: To use Windows Media Player, log off from Windows, log back on


 
I upgrade my os to win 7 from vista
when click windows media player
the screen show "To use Windows Media Player, log off from Windows, log back on, and then start Windows Media Player"
anyone help
ths:(

jjctw1969 03-03-2010 05:16 PM

Re: wmp 12 problem: To use Windows Media Player, log off from Windows, log back on


 
there still problem,but I install real player replace.:)

Stream Recorder 03-03-2010 11:35 PM

Re: wmp 12 problem: To use Windows Media Player, log off from Windows, log back on


 
Real Player is a nasty bloated piece of software. You can use freeware VLC player or SMPlayer instead.

Stream Recorder 03-03-2010 11:48 PM

Re: wmp 12 problem: To use Windows Media Player, log off from Windows, log back on


 
The "To use Windows Media Player, log off from Windows, log back on, and then start Windows Media Player" problem can be solved by re-installing Windows Media Player.

Just try to remove it first and then install one more time.

If you need to download it, please note that Microsoft offers only The Media Feature Pack which includes Windows Media Player 12. And it is huge - 271-563 MB.
M$ knows how to make everything bloated. I wish they were able to develop high quality products instead.

jjctw1969 03-07-2010 04:37 AM

Re: wmp 12 problem: To use Windows Media Player, log off from Windows, log back on


 
Thanks a lot !!
reinstall wmp12,but cannot slove the problem.
I upgrade win7x64 from vista x64 install wmp10.
:(

Stream Recorder 03-08-2010 02:32 AM

Re: wmp 12 problem: To use Windows Media Player, log off from Windows, log back on


 
It is always a good idea to make a fresh install instead of upgrades. But I'm not sure whether it can solve your problem.

I use Ubuntu Linux most of them time. Every time I have to boot into Windows 7 becomes a huge frustration, because my PC becomes very slow and unreliable.


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