Media Player 10 can not add files to library. I get error: URL contains a path that is not valid.?
960161
Means that you might of moved the files out of the folder they were in.... so now when your Media Player tries to play a song from your playlist it is not able to find the song in the selected folder..
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...
296975
go to http://www.microsoft.com/ downloads section, download windows media player 9 (or 10 if you have xp sp2) and it will replace the old installation automatically.\nif the error happend again then there should be a problem with the files you trying to run with media player.
345168
depends on music files you dwnload your audio codec is not compatable with certain files upgrade codec audio latest versions at windows for your player
1111360
There has been either an installation problem or a download problem. Re-install Windows Media Player and the clip will work.\n\nREMEMBER: If a request for something to download i.e. Media Players, files etc, come up automatically, make sure that the download is safe. Some sites automatically presume you need a certain version of some software just like in your case. Do not click download but go on the legal site and then download the file.
886740
Try UN instaling and reinstall see if that helps or play them in the new windows media player 11 beta
1077586
Corrupted file or missing media, broken link.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
286512
You can try reinstalling Windowns Media Player.\nIf not, try updating the Windows Media Player 10. \nIf that doesnt work, you should try to uninstall WMP and then reinstall. \nDo this only if have the time and experience of installing Windowns Media Player.
1043831
Download the latest Media Player 10\nAdvanced users try the Beta version 11.\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/\n\nSearch Media Player
446598
Win2000 does not support Media Player 10
253835
losing the music ripped to your computer has nothing to do with the media player (prolly), sounds like you have bigger issues, esp. since the player doesnt appers in the add/remove list.
712784
This worked for me, but usually you open windows media player and then go onto limewire, open up your library, and then drag and drop.
719275
It may be that the file is corrupted but likely you don't have proper codec installed.  Sometimes Media player needs a codec to interpret certain file formats. I recommend downloading and installing Kazaa Codec Pack from the link below.
231419
probably.. check out the site requirements on the site. \n\nelse, try updating your media player!
1093440
u should try uploading it in the uploading video it should work and play with windows media player and its the same thing try it work for me...
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)
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try www.windowsmediaplayer.com and re-install it or if u have windows XP go to that same site and download version 10