my windows media player is corrupted, how do I fix?

my Media Player says that it is corrupted, how do I fix?  It is slow and does not have a lot of time

my Media Player says that it is corrupted, how do I fix?  It is slow and does not have a lot of time

Try these methods.

Run the Troubleshooter of WMP, below the link.

Solve the problems of Windows Media Player video and other media or library.
http://Support2.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_media_player_diagnostic

If the previous step does not solve the problem, refer to the steps below.

Click on "Start" , "Control Panel" , "programs and features" and in the left pane, click "turn on or off windows features".  In the box that appears, scroll down and look for, "Media features" and expand it.

Clear the check box next to Windows Media player (WMP), then click on 'OK'. Wait for the course to complete.

Follow the same steps above and put a tick in the box next to WMP to reactivate. That should solve the problem of corruption.

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    http://www.SnapFiles.com/PHP/download.php?id=107872&a=7122339&tag=601108&loc=10

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