My windows media player updated but now i can't burn music is there anyway to revert it?
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...with that being said, even if you were willing to do a System Restore, you'd have to take your "best guess" as to when you THINK it updated itself and restore your computer back to before that time.\n\nAnyway, the other thing(s) that you can do are to either reinstall WMP (that's Windows Media Player) 9 Series or WMP 10. If you HAD WMP 9 Series and went to WMP 10 and if that is when you had the CD Burning problem, then it's WMP 10 that messed you up.\n\nYou could also download and add codecs/plugins/drivers to your computer to see if that will help as well -- to give you the ability to burn music again. There are a ton of sites you can go to get some which I will list at the bottom.\n\nI hope that I'm some help, though I know it's not much, but hopefully if you guess about the time at which you THINK your WMP updated then you may have a chance to System Restore your computer back to a particular time... Even if you don't go back far enough in System Restore's or if you go back TOO far, you can always UNDO the System Restore!!!
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You have two choices:\n1. go to windows updates and see if there are any updates for the media player to download and if yes, download them\n2. Go to add/remove programs, uninstall it and then go to Microsoft site and download it anew.\n\nKeep this in mind: If you need to download it and re-install it make sure that you do a thorough clean up of your system including a check disc and a defrag before re-installing it.\nGood luck
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To resolve the problem, in Windows Media Player 10, do the following:\nClick Library.\nRight-click the file, and then click Error Details.\nIn the error message dialog box, click Web Help.\nAt the bottom of the Web Help topic, click the link to search for the codec, and then follow the steps on the screen to try locating the codec.
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Go to microsofts site and reinstall media player.\nYour version may be corrupted.
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You will have to clean your registry, use CCleaner. The Windows Media Player 11 has left remnants of itself in the registry.
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i had the same problem.  i use windows media player and it doesn't work.  someone told me to use the realplayer.
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upgrade it for media player 11 from microsoft.com if u have a legal copy of windows if not see my forum and see the way to crack it
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go to limewire.com download the free version, install it, search a song click on it twice to download then after download click on it again and for windows media player click to add to your playlist get up 80 minuites of songs and then click burn
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You have a corrupt installer which has not registered itself properly with the codecs present in your system.\nYou can only download a fresh copy for it to work properly.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/download/download.aspx
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try Windows Media Player 11.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/download/download.aspx\nE
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Upgrade your Windows Media player. Chances are that the WMV file you're tring to view was encoded using a newer codec.
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Try upgrading it Microsoft has released a beta version of Media Player 11\n\nhttp://www.softpedia.com//progDownload/Microsoft-Windows-Media-Player-11-Download-39801.html#download_locations\n\nHowever, you can download all other versions of media player from the microsoft website if you just want to reinstall it.\n\nHope this Helps!
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Download the latest Media Player 10\nAdvanced users try the Beta version 11.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/\n\nSearch Media Player
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If you mean you've uninstalled it or lost the program check:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/default.mspx\n\nThen search for your songs
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You probably have to download an update to the actual CD burning software.   Windows Media player probably uses the Roxio software to create the actual burn.   \n\nTry reinstalling your regular CD burner software, then burning a CD with it.  If that works, then Windows Media will start working too.
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When looking at you Library there should be a choice in the middle that says exsplore. That will bring up a box with all your songs in it. Sent them to Your Windows media and burn.
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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.