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I've received a notice to upgrade my Window's XP media player to the version 11, but it failed because apparently the windows application program is not a autentic one. And now, the window media player don't work anymore. Is there a way to resume to the old version?
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The application program but try a system restore back to before you tried to install WPM 11
11 comes with some restrictions you may not like. See Microsoft Media Player shreds your rights
Even v10 has some problems. I continue to use v9.
Charlie
What do you mean when you say, "the windows application program is not a authentic one"? Do you mean your Windows XP is a pirate version?
Mark
Yes, that seems to be the case. Yesterday, i managed to find an re-install the audio driver. Now I can see the sound icon in my taskbar, but I still don't have much sound coming out of the speaker. Maybe I miss another driver, I dont know. All of it because I simply wanted to upgrade to version 11 of WMP.
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