i have windows xp how i can update my window media player?
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OPen your current WIndows Media Player. There will be some menu choices in the upper left corner. Choose Check for Upgrades or Upgrade now and carefully follow the directions. You may need to restart you whole computer in order for the upgrade to fully install after you download and then install it. Best of luck.
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Depends on the verison of Windows Media player that you have.\nYou can always install "Quicktime" to play MP4 files.\nI'm listening to one now.\n\nHere is the page where you can get the installer-\nhttp://www.apple.com/quicktime/technologies/mpeg4/\n\nmessage me if you have any questions.
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Another way is to  Go to \nStart - Set Program Access and Defaults click Custom\nand on the right side with two arrows pressing down, click it\nGo down to Default Media Player, click on Windows Media Player and click OK
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you are looking for windows media player, go to microsoft.com and download it
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i think u dont have the latest media player updates\ndownload from Microsoft it will help you.\n\nif it fails download a real player from Real Networks.\n\nIf any ques pls msg me.....
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windows media player.
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Theres...\n\nWindows Media Player (installed with Windows XP)\niTunes (www.apple.com/itunes)\nWinamp (www.winamp.com)\nRealPlayer (www.real.com)
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Windows Media Player.
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go to macromedia website and download newest player
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Get updates for Windows Media Player on http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/AllDownloads.aspx?displang=en&qstechnology=
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upgrad ur windows media player and vga
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Windows Media Player 6.4. Use this version of the Player if you have a computer running Windows 95 or Windows NT.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/version64/default.aspx\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/AllDownloads.aspx?displang=en&qstechnology=
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To return to Windows Media Player 9 it mostly require a System Restore checkpoint in Windows XP.Note that decision to use system restore will revert your latest user setting to a earlier state, and it may damage all the installed software which only appear after that checkpoint was generated. Be careful if you are going to use it.\n\nTry this: Go to Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs, click the big button 'Add/Remove Windows Components'. Look if the 'Windows Media Player' checkbox is available. If it is there, tick it and click button 'Next' to proceed.\n\nThis act may require Windows XP CD which match to your PC's version, except you're using a genuine Windows XP copy comes along with your PC/Laptop manufacturer (as the operating system contains a system resource backup in the harddrive).\n\nIf you cannot rearch this solution, you will be forced to repair/rebulid your copy of Windows XP using a Windows XP installation CD. The system performance, user data safety & all installed software functionality are not promised.\n\nIf you're using a genuine Windows XP copy comes along with your PC/Laptop manufacturer, you are forced to run a factory recovery from the system recovery CD/DVD shipped to you, or a recovery partition (which is hiddren from you, please record a phyiscal copy to a set of CD/DVDs using manufacturer's application for safety, read user guide about this.) inside your PC/Laptop harddrive. You have to follow the instruction(s) from manufacturer. REMEMBER THAT ALL DATA WILL LOSE, PLEASE BACKUP THEM FIRST.
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Download Microsoft's Mediaplayer.
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i have window media player
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Have you tried your Windows Media Player?
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in tools-options menu of media player:\nplayer tab:in automatic updates turn on "download codecs automatically" and let it check for update every week.