Windows Media Player 11 on XP SP2 has lost all its music library and will not allow him to add again.

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  "dee4156" wrote in message news: bc5b21d1-9fa9-48f9-a84a-eb439997ea79...
  > Please help! I've been rip CDs to the library and everything was fine.
  > Then I put a cd in and I could hear this spin and charge but then... nothing.
  > In the taskbar above, he said "no answer" next to windows media
  > player.
  > I closed and reopened it. Different CD. Same thing. I restarted the
  > computer. Once again, an another CD.but the same thing.
  > It plays all the songs that are in my library but when I'm in the "rip".
  > tab, there is a message saying to start, "insert a CD into the CD drive.
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  1. What is the operating system installed on your computer?

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  3. don't you make changes to the computer before the show?

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