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• Windows Media Player will play audio files with the exception of midi files

  in my Windows 7 computer, Windows Media Player is called upon to play .mid and .midi files.  When I try to play the file, it says there is a problem with the audio device however, TI WMP plays videos, files mp3 with sound perfect.  Register for midioutID is set to the audio device by default with data 0xffffffff.  I've removed from the media database and allowed him to repopulate but still no sound.  All the settings to another computer running windows 7 that will play the midi files.  What's wrong?

  Hello

  I suggest you run the Fix - it from the link below and if it makes a difference. If the problem persists, turn off Windows Media Player, and then put it from the Windows features.

  Step 1:

  Solve the problems of Windows Media Player video and other media or library

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_media_player_diagnostic

  Step 2:

  Disable Windows Media Player and then turn it on to Windows features and check if the problem persists.

  Disable and enable Windows Media Player and check if it opens.

  (a) click Start and select Control Panel.

  (b) click on programs and features.

  (c) click on or turn off Windows features turn on on the left side.

  (d) develop the features of media; clear the check box Windows Media Player.

  (e) click Yes and OK to continue.

  (f) restart the computer.

  Note: If Windows media player is already disabled, follow the steps mentioned below:

  After the restart, follow these steps:

  (a) click Start and select Control Panel.

  (b) click on programs and features.

  (c) click on or turn off Windows features turn on on the left side.

  (d) develop the features of media; Check the Windows Media Player.

  (e) click Yes and OK to continue.

  (f) restart the computer.

  For your reference:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/turn-Windows-features-on-or-off

  It will be useful.

• RECENTLY I HAVE WINDOWS 7 PROFESSIONAL 64-BIT AND THAT YOU CANNOT LOAD LABTEC WEBCAM MORE.

  RECENTLY I HAVE WINDOWS 7 PROFESSIONAL 64-BIT AND THAT YOU CANNOT LOAD LABTEC WEBCAM MORE. I GET THE MESSAGE 'THIS PRODUCT NOT DESIGNED FOR YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM' I TRIED TO GO ON THE LABTEC WEB SITE AND DOWNLOAD DRIVER FROM HERE, BUT STILL WILL NOT WORK. CAN ANYONE HELP?

  Hello

  Please, do not type in capital letters as it is difficult to read and considered to be shouting.

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  As you know that there are no Windows 7 drivers for this camera. Check with the support of Labec.

  Labtec Webcam software
  http://www.Labtec.com/index.cfm/service/listing/APAC/en, crid is 68, crid2 = 1764

  Labtec support
  http://www.Labtec.com/index.cfm/service/splash/APAC/en, CRID = 3

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  You can try loading the latest driver available in Compatibility Mode which sometimes
  work however, it isn't anywhere near a sure thing.

  Exhausted all other methods in the Troubleshoot utility above before trying these.

  Logon as ADMINISTRATOR for all of them.

  You can try Compatibility Mode but this rarely works on the device drivers.

  Right click on the driver executable (.exe) file - select Compatibility Mode

  In the drop-down menu choose XP or Vista and Service Pack (if it is the version
  "you try the drivers).

  Click OK, and then let the race to see if it will install.

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  It also rarely works on the device drivers but it is worth trying:

  Another method to try is to run the .exe (if self extraction) or Unzip (if it is compressed) to a folder:

  How to open a high in Windows 7 command prompt
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/783-elevated-command-prompt.html

  Open an elevated command prompt : (probably looks like this)

  C:\Windows\System32 >

  CD \the path to this folder as C:\User\Your user Name\Camera_Folder or whatever the path
  is the folder where the driver is unpacked.

  In this case it would be \User\Your User Name\Camera_Folder CD and would look at the prompt:

  CD \User\Your user Name\Camera_Folder >

  This in type at the prompt and press ENTER.

  -I - one *.inf PnPUtil

  It will take a little time to respond.

  If it does not (error) use the full path to the driver, for example (which can be used for)
  "no matter what guest):

  PnPUtil-i - one C:\User\Your user Name\Camera_Folder\*.inf

  Still wait to see if it will install.

  How to open a high in Windows 7 command prompt
  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/783-elevated-command-prompt.html

  The PnPUtil command syntax
  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff550423 (vs.85) .aspx

  PnPUtil.exe - operating instructions
  https://www.faultwire.com/file_detail/PnPUtil.exe * 28200.html

  I hope this helps.

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• Network Drive will not refresh, I use 2 machines to Windows 7 Professional 64 bit and 1 Windows 7 Professional 32-bit machine on a wired Ethernet network.

  I use 2 machines to Windows 7 Professional 64 bit and 1 Windows 7 Professional 32-bit machine on a wired Ethernet network.

  The network works fine with one question. When I add a new file on the same machine and try to access this new folder from another machine the new folder does not appear. I have to disconnect the network drive of the machine with the new folder, and then map a new drive. When I map the new drive the new folder appears in Windows Explorer on the second machine.

  It's very frustrating when I want to add a file attachment to e-mail from another machine and it does not appear until I disconnect and re - map the drive.

  I hope this all make sense. Does anyone have an idea how to solve this problem? I don't remember this problem when my network was XP Pro machines.

  Thanks for your help.

  Thank you for your help.

  The I work around this problem is to do step 1 and step two, as you suggest.  I haven't restarted the computer though - I will also try it.  I have also not tell abled my ESET NOD32 Antivirus software either - I'll try that too.
  The network drive I'm seeing 'change' on does not refresh by itself, when I press F5 or go to view/update.
  Search Google indicates that this refreshing a network drive issue to show a newly created folder, etc. is a long time, Windows 7 problem.
  I would like your ideas on the potential problem of Windows 7 found on Google.
  Thanks again for your help.
  Bill

• is there a simple guide on how to use Windows Media Player to play MP3 files on a Web site

  I'm designing a simple website to a friend. They are singers and want 3 or 4 songs sample of people to listen to on the site.

  What is the easiest way to do this (I m not technical, it should be easy to understand)

  Idea is that the user accesses the page and chooss a song they click and hear 30-45 seconds of a recorded sample (MP3 file)

  Strive to do that. I thought it would be easy but can't seem to find a simple way to do it.

  Can it be done using Windows media player (records are MP3 files in the Player Windows Media.

  Help appreciated

  Ian

  I'm designing a simple website to a friend. They are singers and want 3 or 4 songs sample of people to listen to on the site.

  What is the easiest way to do this (I m not technical, it should be easy to understand)

  Idea is that the user accesses the page and chooss a song they click and hear 30-45 seconds of a recorded sample (MP3 file)

  Strive to do that. I thought it would be easy but can't seem to find a simple way to do it.

  Can it be done using Windows media player (records are MP3 files in the Player Windows Media.

  Help appreciated

  Ian

  If you have a music video, your friends sing you could install a flash drive on the Web site. If it is just an audio file, you must download the file to a file free host then post a link to the file on the Web site.  If Windows Media Player comes into play depends on what media player the person clicking the link used as their default media player. Windows Media Player will play no role in the file on your website. The link below contains a list of free audio files, hosting sites. There are many others that you can find with a simple search on Google.

  http://www.audiohostings.com/

  See also http://www.tripwiremagazine.com/2010/08/20-free-online-audio-players-for-your-websites-or-blogs.html

• I get a msg saying windows media player cannot delete a file from the device. What should I do?

  I put an album on my sansa fuse. The synchronization process has not finished now correctly the album does not work on my mp3 player. I tried to remove it so that I can re sync and im getting this msg saying "windows media player cannot delete a file from the device." I also tried to delete the album directly from the mp3 player and it does not always remove. What should I do?

  Hi danat4489,

  You can follow the steps described in the article below and then check if it makes a difference

  You cannot view, add, or delete items in the library of Windows Media Player 11

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/925718

• Windows media player.cannot play theplayer file does not support the file type or might not support the codec used to compress the file

  Windows media player

  HI. When I tried to play a movie in my windows media player.it says windows media player.cannot play theplayer file does not support the file type or does not support the codec that was used to compress the file and when I click web help it lead me to windows media player error message help.you met c00d1199 error message when you use windows media player.

  Hello

  ·         What is the format of the files that you play when you get this error?

  ·         Do you get what this error during playback of all files or a particular file?

  You may encounter this error message for the following reasons:

  1. the file type is supported by the drive, but the file was compressed by using a codec that is not supported by the player.

  2 - the file might have been encoded with a codec that is not supported by Windows Media Player. If this is the case, Windows Media Player cannot play the file.

  You can try the steps and check if it makes a difference.

  a. to determine what codec was used with a specific file, play the file in the player, if possible. When the file is playing, right-click the file in the library, and then click Properties. On the file tab, look at the sections of video codec and Audio codec.

  b. download and install Codecs by clicking on the PLAYER tab and check. To connect to the Internet and automatically download the Codecs of the reader.

• How to make Windows Media Player to play music files in a specific folder?

  Can I have Windows Media Player to play music files in a particular folder without creating a playlist of this folder?

  Hi again-, I was simply responding to your other post on the album art.

  Yes - you should be able to select "Play with WMP" just by selecting the folder, then right click (as in the photo below) If you don't see your needed looking for reception settings not this option... that's what you found?

  Thanks - Ric.

  

• Windows 7 Professional 32-bit and 64 - bit

  I soon to set up a new unit to Dell with a CPU i7, SSD & a good NVIDIA video card and my client has specifically requested that the operating system Windows 7 Professional 32 - bit be installed on it, due to the fact that it will run only older legacy there applications (except for the 2013 Office, but I will always install the 32-bit version of).  Also the fact that it will deal with only 4 GB of RAM (which isn't a big deal to him), are there any other compelling reason do not install instead of the 64-bit version?

  I wonder if this will affect the overall performance of the operating system based on the way it interacts with the CPU or some such?  (I'm talking about 64-bit here).  Currently, there is little, or even 64-bit available than the average home user programs could (or should) use; There is no any video or even photo editing or any other high activity range, much the processor on the computer.

  In addition, it would save having to install double versions of some of the other common applications, such as Java & IE 10, etc..

  If & when he never goes 'up' for Windows 8, Windows (at this point) or 'Blue', then it might make sense, but it is not simply to use new programs and / or 'great mighty ones' who would benefit from a 64-bit Windows version, as far as I can tell.

  I am open for any compelling reason to go 64-bit in the circumstances (other than the issue of the RAM, which is actually a non-issue) at the moment...

  Apps must be 64-bit to run on a 64-bit application... 32-bit applications work fine in a 64-bit operating system.  As you say, Microsoft introduced the first 64-bit version of Office in Office 2010, but they always recommend running the 32-bit version on a 64 bit OS.

  There are only a handful of reasons why a 32-bit application does not work on W7x64.  For example, the Remote Server 2003 management tools will not work on 64-bit.  There are more than 32-bit applications that do not run in Windows 7 because it's Windows 7 32-bit applications that do not run in 64-bit Windows because it is 64-bit.  After performing on means of Vista they will "probably" also works on Windows 7 as Vista has many of the same requirements and restrictions as Windows 7.

  Here, I would look for the versions he will plan to run and specific applications:

  www.microsoft.com/.../Home

  "Why have a 64-bit OS, if you're only (never) going to run 32-bit programs on it?"

  The best reason?  Right now, he has only to 32-bit applications.  He's going to upgrade to 64-bit applications?  Probably no - one at the same time, probably needs.  Software companies do not feel that they need to write for the 64-bit platform in the near future, so 64-bit applications are not always available for a product, and/or not available when him and his other apps are ready for the jump to 64-bit, in order to have already installed allows just of 64-bit upgrade him that everyone is available and it is ready to be upgraded this app.  Keeping in mind that there is NO upgrade path on-site from 32 bit to 64 bit, a complete reinstallation will be required to move to 64 - bit - potentially a disruptive downtime, re-adusting amount settings and preferences, updates, reinstall programs, etc.  Also, say that it begins maxing out its RAM (max about 3.5 GB for 32 - bit)... an upgrade memory will require a reinstallation of the 64-bit above all more memory will be used.  With 64-bit, he can throw all memory system will support her with only a reboot to install the memory in the system.

  My thought: if it will work on Windows 7 x 64, and it is a solution to medium and long term, there is no reason to not use it.

• Windows 7 continues to write thousands of jpg files on c:\windows\serviceprofiles\networkservice\appdata\local\microsoft\media player\art cache\localmls subdirectory in the form of system files.

  Let me describe what is happening. I used the 'get info' in iTunes to add various jpg work at the individual level of CD (i.e. selecting song at the same time) multiple.  ITunes displays the work very well and works very well. Over a period of time, I noticed deterioration in system performance and when I tried to create a disc using CMS Bounceback Ultimate image has noticed that the number of files on my hard drive had increased from 250,000 to about 1 000 000. After much research and a bit of luck, I determined that Windows 7 has written these JPGs repeatedly in the subdirectory cache\localmls of c:\windows\serviceprofiles\networkservice\appdata\local\microsoft\media player\art. These are the same files jpg, I added in iTunes. When I discovered, there are about 700,000 of these small files in this subdirectory in the form of system files which are hidden files. I was able to remove these files first reset file attributes (attrib s h - r *.jpg) and using the del command. Unfortunately, the system continues to write the same files in the same sub and a few hours, I have thousands of these files written again. I checked the system for virus/malware using the latest versions of sophos, malwarebytes, and spy hunter. There is no malware reported by one of these programs.  I also stopped Sophos and tried again but the problem persists. I have also rebuilt iTunes library by following the steps described by Apple, but this does not solve the problem. Any suggestions I can try next?

  "Turn off"Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service"seemed, if stop it... for now =)"

  Lack of disk space (windows 7)
  http://forums.techguy.org/Windows-7/920441-missing-hard-drive-space-Windows.html

  Microsoft.public.Multimedia.Windows.MediaPlayer
  http://groups.Google.com/group/Microsoft.public.multimedia.Windows.MediaPlayer/browse_thread/thread/b4593bd2d12cec0f?TVC=2

  http://www.Google.com.au/search?q=c%3A%5Cwindows%5Cserviceprofiles%5Cnetworkservice%5Cappdata%5Clocal%5Cmicrosoft%5Cmedia+player%5Cart+cache%5Clocalmls&SourceID=IE7&RLS=com.Microsoft:-to the: IE-SearchBox & ie = & oe = & redir_esc = & ei = Bt99TMivOM2PcffGtcgJ

  If not, perhaps, you create a batch file to run at startup or schedule tasks to remove *.jpg files that appear in this folder?

  An approximate example of a batch file would be in this sense. It would be created in Notepad but recorded in a .bat file.

  C:
  CD "windows\serviceprofiles\networkservice\appdata\local\microsoft\media player\art cache\localmls".
  DEL *.jpg

  pause

  This is only a rough guide and may need a lot of amendments by you that I'm not familiar with batch files, but it shouldn't be too hard to do.  The batch by operating manually or in scheduled tasks file would need administrative privileges or the localmls access permissions set properly for the user.

• Windows Media Player cannot play audio files

  Hi, I have Toshiba laptop, this is my baby, and all of a sudden I can't play sounds! When I click to play a song in windows media player, it says:

  Windows Media Player cannot play the file because there is a problem with the audio device. It might not be a sound device installed on your computer, it can be used by another program, or it may not work properly.

  I tried everything and I'm on my last nerve! Basically, I'm rubbish with computers, I do not understand this at all, I followed all the ways suggested by the section 'aid' in my computer and I can't always listen to 'The Feeling!' Please help, I'm going crazy here!

  Yes my friend. The computer world is really not easy to understand, and sometimes I wish that I could no longer live the island of computer.
  but you know, the development never stop.

  OK, now your problem; have you checked the Device Manager?
  You don't see any yellow exclamation next to the sound card?

  I think that you should first try reinstalling the audio driver. Of course, it s a very tips but especially it works essentially ;)

• How can I get windows on windows server 2008 32-bit OS media player? It will not simply install...

  The Configuration of Windows Media Manager opens with a dialog box saying 'no windows Media Player updates for your computer are available for download and installation at the moment', but Windows Media Player is not installed... When you click on OK, then shut down the installation...

  Hello

  Your question of Windows is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the public on the TechNet site. Please post your question in the following link for assistance:

  Windows Server 2008 R2
  
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/WindowsServer/bb310558.aspx

• My recently downloaded Windows Media Player 11 play dvd, audio cd and cd rom, but will not recognize two photos of the dvd which have been able to acknowledge by Media Player 10 and record of the Explorer Windows-with some difficulty

  1. Windows Media Player 10 has opened a photo successfully dvd but a message "Microsoft has encountered a problem and needs to close" came on the screen several times.  Had to re insert the dvd picture, but it would open again each time.
  2. Tried the cd drivers and troubleshooting dvd and was informed of my dvd could not be played because there was no decoder for dvd.  Following instructions and chose a windows xp approved decoder pack download - dvd has chosen the Roxio CinePlayer DVD Decoder Pack.
  3. Then upgraded the media player to Windows Media Player 11.
  4. After that, dvd and cd rom could be opened by the media player 11, but neither the DVD or cd ROM readers would recognize the photo DVD in question had been inserted into one of these discs, and even less to be opened by the media player.
  5. Program scanner and photo used to transfer my photos printed digitally on a dvd are trademarks of Hewlett-Packard.  Contact the center of the photo, but they could not provide me with any guidance or even particular HP photo program they used to create the dvd picture.  I remember the photos were stored on the dvd in JPEG format picture and was able to open by Windows Explorer before I've updated since WMP 10-11.

  "" I remember well, the pictures are stored on the dvd in JPEG format picture and was able to open by Windows Explorer before I've updated since WMP 10-11 ""

  Looks like you have a data dvd, which has just the pictures on it and it will not be seen by WMP, who needs a dvd-video disc.

  It should always open in windows Explorer and you should be able to see your pictues it.

• Customizing OPTIONS of FOLDERS in Windows 7 Professional (32-bit and 64-bit)

  Whenever I open a folder in a folder on my computer Windows 7 Professional (32 or 64-bit), it always opens in a new window. All other subsequent files open in a new window too as I opened it, my screen of clustering.
  I tried to change in the Control Panel (under Folder Options > General > Browse records) by selecting the option "open each folder in the same window" and it was still not useful. What can I do to fix this? Useful tips?

  Daniel had A.

  Hi, Daniel had A,

  Welcome to the community Microsoft and thanks for posting the question.

  According to the description, it looks like you are facing a problem with the Windows folder, he would be grateful if you can answer this question in order to help you further.

  1. have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  2. you use keyboard or mouse to open a new folder?

  I suggest to restore the original settings folder and check if it helps.

  a. open the Folder Options by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, appearance and personalization, and then clicking Folder Options.

  b. click on the general tab, click on default settings and then click OK.

  I suggest you to consult the following Microsoft article.

  Change folder options: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Change-folder-options

  Perform a full system Virus scan using the Microsoft Safety Scanner and check if it helps.

  Microsoft Safety Scanner: http://www.microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  Note: The Microsoft Safety Scanner ends 10 days after being downloaded. To restart a scan with the latest definitions of anti-malware, download and run the Microsoft Safety Scanner again, the data files that are infected can be cleaned by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

  If you have any other questions or you need Windows guru, do not hesitate to post your questions and we will be happy to help you.

• Windows 7 Professional 64 bit and Symantec ver.4 for BACK issues

  Can I get a ver4 download questions to work on Windows 7 or XP?

  Peter

  Windows Virtual PC
  Download Windows XP Mode
  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Virtual-PC/Download.aspx

  Windows XP Mode (Windows 7 only, but not one of the home versions) If you have an old XP CD (or other older Windows CD) available you can simply download the Virtual Machine and spend the XP Mode download.

  List of limitations in 64-bit Windows
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/282423#appliesTo

  32-bit and 64-bit Windows: frequently asked questions
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/41531554-d5ef-4f2c-8fb9-149bdc5c8a701033.mspx