In Windows Media Player. Installing the library: an essential part of windows media center is currently not available. Please restart windows media center.__Windows Vista, Home Premium, SP2
In Windows Media Player. When I try to go to the library of configuration, I always get this error message:
An essential part of windows media center is not available at this time. Please restart windows media center.
If I try to run Media Player directly, it won't start.
I am running: Windows Vista Premium home edition, SP2
I tried the admin, sfc/scannow command prompt and got this result:
Resources Windows found corrupt files but was unable to remedy. Details are provided in the CBS.log windir\Logs\CBS\CBS.log newspaper
My computer does not let me even see this journal!
right now I feel stupid... my computer is new and I had not registered, it still with HP so they had this locked feature. I don't like it, but fixed it.
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