How to upgrade IBX from 11.0.6000.6324 to v11.0.6000.7000

[jsab500]

I have now tried the following. Using the instructions on the site:
http://undrm.info/remove-DRM-protect...dia-Player.htm

Under the title

FairUse4WM 1.3 fix downgrading Windows Media Player 11 Final to 11.0.5705.5043

I reinstalled WMP11 on my laptop, and deleted DRM folder and copied the files as instructed to change to WMP 11.0.5705.5043. Loading WMP and looking in Help -> About, confirms that I now have this version. Finally reindividualizing (as instructed) at http://services.wmdrm.windowsmedia.c...en/indivit.asp.

Again, looking in the newly created indiv.key file or whatever it is, shows i'm back to version 11.0.6000.6324. I'd really appreciate if anyone could help here.

Thanks very much in advance,
James

[jsab500]

Ok another fix on the undrm site worked, under the title

FairUse4WM 1.3 2007-04-29 fix by milOtis for users running Windows VISTA (or XP)

This actually installs an older version of WMP 11 instead of just copying files over like the other one. The IBX is now the appropriate older one, and fairuse4wm works.

I'm still curious as to why the other methods must have worked for other people but not for me, any ideas?

Originally Posted by jsab500

I'm still curious as to why the other methods must have worked for other people but not for me, any ideas?

How to uninstall and roll back Windows Media Player to a previous version on Windows XP

I just got a new laptop with vista and my windows media player version is 6001.7000 and when I try to use the removal kit 6000.6324 apears in the box so it won't reveal the neccesary info nest to the Clear box in drmdbg. So after reading all the posts here it seems there is no soulution but to use virtual pc? Man I wish someone would get fairuse4wm updated so it can work with the latest version of wmp because its the easiest to use but can't use it now cause of vista.

How to roll back or uninstall Windows Media Player 11 (Windows Vista)
Installing Windows Media Player 10 on Windows Vista 32/64-bit

so then it seems there is no way to beat the current IBX but to roll back to a previous version? Wow I guess Microsoft won this battle...

Originally Posted by dramineyez

so then it seems there is no way to beat the current IBX but to roll back to a previous version? Wow I guess Microsoft won this battle...

You can roll back or install a fresh OS either standalone version or onto a virtual machine.

It is not only Microsoft that has won, but also the developers of lossy DRM removal software

You can roll back or install a fresh OS either standalone version or onto a virtual machine.

Am I misinterpreting the thread you posted, or is it impossible to roll back if you've never had a lower version installed? Correct me if I'm wrong, but you say to use System Restore and that can only go back to the way things used to be.

Originally Posted by Jarn

Am I misinterpreting the thread you posted, or is it impossible to roll back if you've never had a lower version installed? Correct me if I'm wrong, but you say to use System Restore and that can only go back to the way things used to be.

When you roll back to a previous version, you roll back to a previous version

Actually some people managed to use fixes to get lower versions of WMP. These fixes just overwrite your system and WMP files.