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Old August 6th 05, 12:16 AM
newtoWINME
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Default Windows Media Player not working right

I recently 'upgraded' to Windows ME and I cannot get my Windows Media Player
to sound right. i have used the graphic equalizer to change the settings but
it comes out to have a lot of bass, or not enough treble or not enough of
something else. Before I replaced my hard drive my player sounded
PHENOMENAL, but now it blows! SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP!!! I NEED AN ANSWER, I
HAVE A LOT OF MUSIC TO PLAY ON MY COMPUTER!

thank you,
Michelle
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Old August 8th 05, 10:51 PM
Peter
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Try downloading the newest Media Player

"newtoWINME" wrote:

I recently 'upgraded' to Windows ME and I cannot get my Windows Media Player
to sound right. i have used the graphic equalizer to change the settings but
it comes out to have a lot of bass, or not enough treble or not enough of
something else. Before I replaced my hard drive my player sounded
PHENOMENAL, but now it blows! SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP!!! I NEED AN ANSWER, I
HAVE A LOT OF MUSIC TO PLAY ON MY COMPUTER!

thank you,
Michelle

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Old August 8th 05, 11:16 PM
Heather
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No.....don't!! The newest Media Player will not work with WinME. Version 7
works well.

Heather

"Peter" wrote in message
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Try downloading the newest Media Player

"newtoWINME" wrote:

I recently 'upgraded' to Windows ME and I cannot get my Windows Media

Player
to sound right. i have used the graphic equalizer to change the

settings but
it comes out to have a lot of bass, or not enough treble or not enough

of
something else. Before I replaced my hard drive my player sounded
PHENOMENAL, but now it blows! SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP!!! I NEED AN

ANSWER, I
HAVE A LOT OF MUSIC TO PLAY ON MY COMPUTER!

thank you,
Michelle



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Old August 9th 05, 12:00 AM
Mart
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Probably worth a go :- 're-install' your sound card :-

'Remove' any/all or your 'sound, video and game controllers' using Device
Manager in Safe Mode. Re-boot and let WinMe re-install your sound card
drivers. You may need the Sound Card Driver CD (or floppy) which *should*
have
been supplied with your PC

Mart



"newtoWINME" wrote in message
...
I recently 'upgraded' to Windows ME and I cannot get my Windows Media
Player
to sound right. i have used the graphic equalizer to change the settings
but
it comes out to have a lot of bass, or not enough treble or not enough of
something else. Before I replaced my hard drive my player sounded
PHENOMENAL, but now it blows! SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP!!! I NEED AN ANSWER,
I
HAVE A LOT OF MUSIC TO PLAY ON MY COMPUTER!

thank you,
Michelle



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Old August 10th 05, 03:02 AM
Gary Goodings
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I have been using Version 9 for a month and no problems with my WIN ME.
Gary
"Heather" wrote in message
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No.....don't!! The newest Media Player will not work with WinME. Version

7
works well.

Heather

"Peter" wrote in message
...
Try downloading the newest Media Player

"newtoWINME" wrote:

I recently 'upgraded' to Windows ME and I cannot get my Windows Media

Player
to sound right. i have used the graphic equalizer to change the

settings but
it comes out to have a lot of bass, or not enough treble or not enough

of
something else. Before I replaced my hard drive my player sounded
PHENOMENAL, but now it blows! SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP!!! I NEED AN

ANSWER, I
HAVE A LOT OF MUSIC TO PLAY ON MY COMPUTER!

thank you,
Michelle





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Old August 11th 05, 11:06 PM
Peter
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The newest Media Player works just fine with Windows ME. I have been using
it for over 6 months with no problems.

"Peter" wrote:

Try downloading the newest Media Player

"newtoWINME" wrote:

I recently 'upgraded' to Windows ME and I cannot get my Windows Media Player
to sound right. i have used the graphic equalizer to change the settings but
it comes out to have a lot of bass, or not enough treble or not enough of
something else. Before I replaced my hard drive my player sounded
PHENOMENAL, but now it blows! SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP!!! I NEED AN ANSWER, I
HAVE A LOT OF MUSIC TO PLAY ON MY COMPUTER!

thank you,
Michelle

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Old August 11th 05, 11:47 PM
Mike M
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There may be just a bit of confusion here. The most recent version of WMP
that can be installed on Win Me is WMP9. The latest version is WMP10
however this can only be installed on systems running XP.
--
Mike Maltby



Peter wrote:

The newest Media Player works just fine with Windows ME. I have been
using it for over 6 months with no problems.


 




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