Re: Unable to rip CDs
- From: "Mike Williams" <mikew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 24 Sep 2006 14:07:51 +1000
What are you actually asking for? You ask how to turn off automatic updates and then say you've already done it.
"hatingmircosoftisnormal" <hatingmircosoftisnormal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:46BBB4C0-48CC-449E-8511-D37DCC3F23D3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I'm extremely angry with microsoft now, and i think its related to Earworm's
problem. Windows Mediaplayer 10 has been r-downloaded since i changed to
automatic updates, and succombed to the Service Pack 2 Security Nazi's. Even
though i've had my XP Professional for over 3 years, Windows Media Player 10
treats me like a new user asking me to check off on a masssive "I Accept"
security disclaimer, which i won't do. I've also turned off Automatic
Updates. I feel like my Computer feature's usability is being taken away
from me. I can't play my entire library of WMA files now. I tried to use
i-tunes as a 'work-around' to cicumvent this irritating microsoft
devolopment, and have nearly eaten up all my memory. I would like my
original software back, how to I BOOT Windows Media Player 10 from my HARD
DRIVE, AND MORE IMPORTANTLY, go back to doing my manual updates. I feel like
the Auto updates has done irreparable damage to my ability to go back to my
computer's previous "nazi-free" usability
"Earworm" wrote:
Dear 'Byte',
Thank you! Tried this and am now happily adding to my library.
"Byte" wrote:
> Your copy of WMP may have corrupt files.
> Download a fresh/new copy of WMP10 and install it. Do not delete
> previous copy of WMP for it is designed to be installed overtop of > itself.
> WMP10 Download (12.07Mb)
> http://www.download.com/Windows-Media-Player/3000-2139_4-10315037.html?tag=stbc.gp
> -- > XP - WNP
> Today is the first day of the
> rest of your life.
>
>
> "Earworm" wrote:
>
> > Since installing WMP10 I have been unable to rip CDs - keep getting > > the error
> > message 'Windows Media Player encountered an unknown error' without > > an error
> > code. Everything esle seems ok but only use WMP to rip & play music.
> > Went into Control Panel to uninstall it and hopefully revert to WMP9 > > but
> > found no trace of any WMP progs.
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