What the heck is up with Windows Media Player 11? I need some help?
815051
Your not the only one to notice. I think you find them somg in the folder it was already in and the right click it and click open with Windows Media Player if double clicking it dosen't work.
746331
Why don't you get the service pack 2? Its free and fixes many bugs.\nFor WMP 10, you can get it from the following link:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/10/default.aspx
1053028
dont use the sofware that came with it. use windows media player if ur using a winndows based pc. hope this helps
1003204
Press F1 on an empty desktop,this will launch Help,choose System Restore,follow its lead to the days before you installed WMP11, and proceed, it's safe and simple.\nI've done this before,when I installed the Dreadful WMP9,which really sucked !\nThat's about it, you'll go back to your old WMP 10...which BTW i almost NEVER use. (try VLC media player, instead)
182571
you might have an older version of windows media player and might have to download a newer one- that happened to me, but now I can watch my videos, yay!! :)
796925
Do you have the latest version of Media Player?  I don't have any problem as mine, but I update it every time a new version becomes available.  Mine all have titles except for the ones I've burned myself, but then, that's understandable.\n\nFirstly, check that your set-up is correct, and if it is, check if there's a later version of Media Player, or go into the Help Section and see if you can detect an answer to the problem in there.\n\nGood luck - I hope this helps. :-)
702926
I'm assuming that when you say Windows Media, you mean the video/music files.\n\nOpen Windows Media Player and click Tools/Options/File Types and tick everything in the list.\n\nApply/OK.\n\n------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nJust in case you meant the Windows Media Player icon, then that sounds a bit dodgy and you may have some spyware/virus installed (make sure you have a check), but you can restore it back to the Windows Media Player icon...\n\nRight-click the icon and click on 'Properties' and at the bottom, click on the 'Change Icon' button and a window will pop up.  You will need to Browse to:\n\nC:&#92;Program Files&#92;Windows Media Player&#92;wmplayer.exe\n\nand select the icon.
395544
Open windows media player first. from there open all the music files. It works.
711815
windows media player.
1151579
First, download the service pack 2, then installed and restart your pc...\n\n\nSecond, unistall windows media from your computer, restart your PC, then download the winodws media 1O not 11 because is beta\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/download/download.aspx
601060
if you mean you have media files in different folders  on your PC\nstart W.M.Player, go to library, file, add to library, search\n\nif you have wmp 11 it's the arrow under library, etc.\n(the new version is a bit different from 9 or 10)
256675
i had the same problem.  i use windows media player and it doesn't work.  someone told me to use the realplayer.
886740
Try UN instaling and reinstall see if that helps or play them in the new windows media player 11 beta
1035411
you are looking for windows media player, go to microsoft.com and download it
802917
Windows Media Player.
989772
Looks like you have a "corrupted" installation...\nTotally uninstall the program, then do a registry clean like PC Tools Registry Mechanic, then reboot your computer...then reinstall a "fresh" downloaded copy of Windows Media player and see if that doesn't fix the problem...
1052549
i got your problem .the format of the music or video is not supported .so please check the format and if its in rm,mp4, then u should have codecs to play them in windows media player or else change the format by using a converter software .the best converting s/w is xilisoft video converter.download it from \nhttp://www.free-codecs.com/download/Xilisoft_Video_Converter.htm