I thought Media Player can't be really deleted as it already came with the
system? Maybe in newer versions like Vista or 7 it already works better as
one can choose from some other items to be removed but that's still not in
XP (I also have Pro BTW). Or maybe you should have deleted first the Windows
Media Format 11 Runtime; IIRC that was recommended on the Microsoft site
when I was also trying to find out how to roll back to the previous version
but in the end I've kept it as it is; LOL!
Martina


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From: "heather kd5cbl" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 5:34 PM
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: [Blind-Computing] deleting media player 11, ghost in the computer

My friend installed media player 11 after he reinstalled windows xp
professional.  I wanted to know if I delete my media player from the program
files on the c drive, would that be okay?  I found media player by doing the
following:  start minue, control escape, r for run, c:\ for the drive, p for
program files, w for windows media player.  It is on the drive and I cant
seem to get it to uninstall from the add remove programs.  I did properties
and it said it was installed on August 5th at 1 PM., the day I had my
windows reinstalled.  It is acting weird, ever sinse I got it, if I play a
file in the media player and close the media player, the file still keeps
going even when the media player is closed.  I even look in the tasks minue
to see if it is still running somewhere, it cant find it.  So I have to
reopen the file and hit control p to make it stop playing.  Or I have to
take the cd out if it is playing from the cd instead of just closing
mediaplayer.  I am starting to think my computer has a ghost in it.  Heather


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