In Windows Media Player, if I click on "File" it shows music & videos watched...how can I delete that list?
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It's quite simple really. Follow the following steps. I guarentee nothing will go wrong.\nClick on Start\nClick on Run...\nType in regedit\nPress OK\nClick on the plus sign next to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\nClick on the plus sign next to SOFTWARE\nClick on the plus sign next to MICROSOFT\nClick on the plus sign next to MEDIAPLAYER\nClick on the plus sign next to PLAYER\nClick on RecentFileList\nMake sure windows media player isn't open. If it is, close it.\nHit Delete\nYou're done.
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uninstall Nero: \nStart>Settings>Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs\nfind Nero and uninstall it. after that when you go to play something you should be prompted to chose what you want to open it with (windows media, real player, etc.) either that or it will automatically open through windows :)
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If you have installed thwe software youcan uninstall it from control panel > add or remove programs. Please don't delete te software there are many codecs associated with it, which inturn most of the software s utilizes.
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Avoid realplayer - it's spyware.  \nBeaten into second place in pcworld.com's \nThe 25 Worst Tech Products of All Time \nhttp://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/20060526/tc_pcworld/125772\n\nTry media player classic (link below) - it even plays .rm files
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Ummm...yea, that's about the only thing i was gonna suggest lol. Cause i was never able to find it either, i think they dropped it to give it the "new look"\n\nBUT - there is a way around it, i think - i hope i'm right. Right click on the top menu, where it says "Windows media player", select View>>>Classic Menus\n\nThen the top menu bar should show up that says file, view, play, tools, help.\n\nClick on File>>>Open, and then find where your playlist is, and tah dah.\n\nHopefully that helps a bit more =)
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That list is your most recently used documents list and can't be edited easily.  You can't do anything with those names except to open them by clicking on them.  If you wanted to remove them, you'd have to find them on your computer via Explorer or Search and delete them that way.  As for getting rid of them on your list, your best bet is to open some other files - the ones you don't want will automatically drop off as you open more Word documents.\n\nIf you don't want that list to populate at all, you can always go to Tools-Options, then click on the General tab and uncheck the box next to Recently used file list (or you can simply reduce the number of files shown in your list).
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You can use CCleaner. it's a free and very good software. This is not his only function.
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What is the mpeg movie clip of, and why so worried about deleting it? I smell a guilty party here, but I'll still try and assist you with your dilemma. If you've entered Safe Mode and still can't delete this file, somethings wrong. If it's viewable, it could still have attached file(s) or processes (executable files) that are known as dependency's keeping it from being deleted. Try to run System Restore.\n\nClick "Start" > "All Programs" > "Accessories" > "System Tools" > "System Restore"! \n\nQuite a bit to remember, but if running Windows (XP) restore your computer to an earlier time/date to the day before video was placed on your machine. You will lose installed programs and changed settings ONLY from the time you restore until today. :) Good luck, Just follow prompts
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Go to your Start on the task bar.  Go to Search, then Files and folders.  There run a search for the music and games. Or go to Control Panel then to Add/Remove Programs.  Then go to your recycle bin to see if the games and music are there as well.  If so delete them!  Assuming you did download porn, and you want it off your pc do the Search again for any porn on your pc.  Good luck!
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Open windows media player first. from there open all the music files. It works.
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just do a search for "tmp" ... and you should see hundreds if not thousands of .tmp files ..... you can delete any and all of these from the search pane
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Click on "file" then on "new playlist"
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That sounds like a temp file for a DVD image or some very large program.  It's fine to delete it.
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Open windows media player.\n\nGoto Tools > Options\n\nGoto the file types tab. Press the select all button, and then press OK.
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because if you dont save whatever is in your "now playing" list it will erase everytime you close the program.
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MOST ARE FREE - WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER IS FREE  - YOUCAN GET IT AT WINDOWS.COM
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uninstall media player from Add/remove programs and reload the latest  version