Internet Explorer Browser takes the Media players installed on my pc but Mozilla Firefox doesn't. Any help?
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It is possible that you have not enabled Windows Media Player within your Mozilla Firefox which is why it does not recognise the plugin.\n\nTo check, on your toolbar select Tools then Options.  You should see a selection of programmes that are already installed i.e. Realplayer, Windows Media Player, etc.  Click on the plugins tab to see if selected i.e. you should have a tick beside it, if not select with your mouse. It should be ticked.\n\nHope this helps as I use Mozilla Firefox and have no problem.
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Probably something to do with either Pop-up settings, and/or your security settings for your browser...\n\nAlso, Check your options->advanced tab....See if there is anything odd about your multimedia options...\n\nJust a suggestion, try downloading Mozilla Firefox and see if it works... You may find you like it better anyhow...\n\nGood luck!
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Just make sure you have the latest codecs installed... You can do this by downloading the latest version of Windows Media Player (www.microsoft.com/windowsmedia)\n\nThe only other reason would be if some of hte other statiosn are streaming using Real Media or quicktime (then you would need those players).
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Close any instances of older versions of Windows Media Player if you have those running.  Also make sure you have enough disk space to install the program.  I'm not sure, but you might also have to be connected to the internet during the installation.  Make sure your connection is not dropping.
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On a XP computer you open the start menu and look at the right section of the menu. There should be a category that is called Set program access and defaults. you click custom and scroll to default media player and selct windows media player
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open windows media plpayer go to tools then options then file types and make sure you have mp3's ticked so media player is your default mp3 player.QED
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If you're on a Windows PC, then you've already got IE installed (make sure you are running IE 6 though).  Since it's 90% market share, almost everything works with it, including things like streaming media and other ActiveX-style plugins.  Firefox is newer and has some cool features.  Since it's growing fast and is based on W3C standards, most sites support it.  Sometimes you run into a site that doesn't work right in Firefox because they made some assumptions on IE.  I've also had some problems getting streaming media to work as well on Firefox as on IE.  Since Firefox is open-source, you find a lot of people developing plug-ins and other add-ons for it.
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uninstall media player from Add/remove programs and reload the latest  version
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Have you tried installing media player 10: \nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/default.mspx
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windows media player 11 is out and great try it\n\nor serch internet
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i think u got the media player 9 like the guy before me answered u upgrade ur windows media player to 11
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You might have a corrupted plug-in. First I would recommend installing the new IE7 http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie afterwards install the new Windows Media Player 11 http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia . That should fix all your problems. If you continue to have problems message me and I can help you further. I deal with these kind of issues all day for our 30+ employees.
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you can remove windows media player, but internet explorer is built into the operating system.  There maybe a way to delete it, which would probably involves changing what's called the registry. (some viruses actually delete iexplore via editing the registry).  Or, i think if you go into add/remove programs-add remove windows components you may be able to delete internet explorer.  Basically, your situation is a tough one since you don't want to reinstall windows.  which is probably the feasible option.  you got me
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just reinstall windows media player.
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The easiest way to disable it is to navigate to control panel in your start menu, add/remove programmes, from the window that comes up select the option on the right hand menu set programme access and default. In the new window Click on the custom tab, scroll down to Choose default media player and take the tick out of the box in the windows media that says enable access to this programme.\n\nIt's as simple as that!
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go to start click on set program and default access click on custom scroll down to media and check media player
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audacity for the music ... firefox browser and their video downloading pluggin for the flicks ..