how do i take off the files from windows media player?
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right click the song or file and click "remove from list"
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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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Just remove it with control panel.\n\nWhy do you want to though ... if you have a preferred program just make it the default for opening mp3, wav etc
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Windows components like Windows Media Player, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, Accessories like Paint.. Games etc. cannot be removed. They are bundled with your Windows Operating System. You can just disable them. Deleting their files will cause a lot of errors in your PC. Your O.S. may be corrupt. It wil ask you for Winows CD again-and-again. It is recommended that you do not delete these files.
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its best to delete music from media player as this deletes the folders also  \n\nopen media player, go to your library  left click the song to highlight it, right click then delete, you will have option to delete from library only or from the computer  but you will find if you try to play them they should go orange and offer you the option to delete files not found, my e mail link in profile is open should you need further help
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Wel maybe the files its still in use by a program. Try CTRL+ALT+DEL to see the programs that are currently running and terminate those related to WindowsMediaPlayer in the Process Tab. There you will find a file named "wmplayer.exe" or similar, select it then "Finish" the process.\n\nAfter that, go and try to delete your file.\n\nThis method is similar to the above that said to reboot and/or go to SafeMode because that way you force all the programs to go down.
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This link may help..\n\nhttp://www.askdavetaylor.com/convert_wma_from_windows_media_player_into_mp3_files.html
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Windows Media Player.
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you can open those using almost all players\nuse windows media player
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The standard pause is 2 seconds.\n\nYou're going to need another application like Nero which may have the ability to custom define a longer pause than Windows Media Player.
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http://download.microsoft.com/download/1/2/A/12A31F29-2FA9-4F50-B95D-E45EF7013F87/MP10Setup.exe\n\nclick the above link to download Windows Media Player 10.
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WMA files can be ripped and copy protection enabled on those specific files.  to do this open windows media player10, go to Tools then Options.  click on Rip Music.  make sure Windows Media Audio is selected and check copy protect music.
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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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I am more interested in giving serious useful info. See my other answers also please\n\nyes, you may either go to windows explorer and go to the particular folder and delete the files.\n\nYou can go to Internet explorer Tool--> InternetOptions--> DeleteFiles option Button. (you may also clear history, and cookies)\n\nOr\nYour windows-StartButton--->  Programs---> Accessories --> System Tools  --->DiskCleanUp\n\nAll my answers should be verified for accuracy, the answers are only my suggestions.
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It is impossible to remove it comlpetely, there is an XP version that microsoft were made to bring out by law for monopoly reasons that doesnt have media player but it is more expensive and microsoft said they had to price it higher because of the work spent removing media player.\n\nWhen you upgrade it to version 10 then it should simply upgrade, you shouldnt have 2 copies.
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open up windows media player file, click on the icon for windows media player then change its name to 56 or any number. then open up that folder and open up each language. after that unlock everything in each folder. once you do that you can delete the file.
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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.