How do I remove the online stores upper right junk in Windows Media Player 10?
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you can't really get rid of them but you can eliminate the icons and also change them to something you do want.\nclick on the little arrow on the right and select from the drop-down list.\nto "get rid of the icons" navigate to C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Windows Media Player&#92;Icons and delete the contents of the folder.
876369
rename it to .avi by removing the ".001" part
546156
Goto Control Panel-> Add or remove programs then select add or remove windows components there you should find windows media player option marked unmark it and press next and follow the instructions it would uninstall WMP
679502
Browse to the following registry key\n\n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SYSTEM&#92;ControlSet001&#92;Control&#92;Class&#92;{4D36E965-E325-11CE-BBFC1-08002BE10318}\n\nOn the right hand side, you would find "upper filters" and sometimes, "lower filters". Delete both of them and reboot the box. Please take a backup of the registry before you do any change.
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You can't delete/remove Windows Media Player. It is integrated into the Windows OS.\n\nWhat you can do, is to goto the Microsoft website and download a new and free version of the latest Media player and install it. That installation will repair anything that is currently wrong.\n\nIf you only want to repair a current media player installation, and if you have never upgraded in the past, then unfortunately, the only method would be to re-install/restore Windows as suggested by Microsoft Support. For some reason-known only to them- they do no provide a 'repair' option for the media player component.
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here is how to do that\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/forum/archive/t300380.html\n\nhere are more\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=inurl:forum+remove+windows+menu+item&hl=en&lr=&start=10&sa=N
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Go to microsoft.com, and download the microsoft installer clean up utility.\nInstall it\nclick Start -> Programs -> Windows cleanup utility\nSelect Photo Gallery, and click remove.\nreboot and be happy.
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no, your songs are kept as files on your PC.  windows media player is in a folder of its own.  Uninstallign it will only delete the files relevant to the program.\n\nYou may lose play lists etc which are linked to WMP
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Connect the thing, then follow the path:\nMy computer > Your player's icon (you might need to go through control panel instead of my computer) > right click > explore device > and you should get a window of everything on your player.  Drag what you don't want to the recycle bin, or group them and hit 'delete'
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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
766881
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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download http://www.ccleaner.com/\n\nthis is a clean up tool which will get rid of 'dead link' entries in your system. do a full scan and delete everything, including registry edits. ive used it many times and have had no problems with it. its even fixed a winamp problem with my pc!
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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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If ''Duct Tape is Good'' is right, you could just use the *.msstyles file found in C:&#92;windows&#92;resources&#92;themes of Windows Media Center Edition!\n\n(you may need permission from MS 2 copy it.)
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download a program called ccleaner, install and run it, it will get rid of everyting you do not need in the way of junk files, it is free, just type the name in the browser search
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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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Highlight them and ri&#92;ght click them, then click "Remove from Playlist" or "Library"