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Can't configure Media Player 12

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Lee

Flightless Bird
I upgraded from vista to win 7 ultimate. When I go into MEdia Player I am not
able to change my rip folder, nor can I manage my libraries, and now all of a
subben all of my music is gone, the library is blank. When I click on the
change button for the rip folder nothing happens, when I select mange music
(or any library) from the menu, again nothing happens. How can I fix this?
 
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Lee

Flightless Bird
I mispoke, it's only the Music library that I cannot manage.
 
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Tim De Baets

Flightless Bird
If you reset the media library through Tools - Advanced - Restore media
library, does that fix it?

Regards

--
Tim De Baets
http://www.bm-productions.tk

Lee wrote:
> I upgraded from vista to win 7 ultimate. When I go into MEdia Player I am not
> able to change my rip folder, nor can I manage my libraries, and now all of a
> subben all of my music is gone, the library is blank. When I click on the
> change button for the rip folder nothing happens, when I select mange music
> (or any library) from the menu, again nothing happens. How can I fix this?
 
T

Tim De Baets

Flightless Bird
Try resetting the media library manually:

- Reboot the PC.
- Go to Start, type "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft" in the search field, and
press Enter. The folder will open up in Windows Explorer.
- In this folder, rename the "Media Player" folder to something like
"Media Player old". If you can't see the folder, then it's probably
hidden. Set Explorer to show hidden files and folders.
- Start WMP, you should now have a clean library.

Regards

--
Tim De Baets
http://www.bm-productions.tk

Lee wrote:
> No effect.
 
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Tim De Baets

Flightless Bird
If you create a new user account, do you get the same behaviour if you
run WMP while logged in as the new account?

Also, try reinstalling WMP: go to "Turn Windows features on or off" in
the Control Panel, uncheck Windows Media Player (under Media Features),
click OK and reboot. Then, tick the same Windows Media Player item again
to reinstall.

Regards

--
Tim De Baets
http://www.bm-productions.tk

Lee wrote:
> No change
 
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