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Old 05-15-2007
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Windows Media Player

Hello there


now its taken me three days to reinstall windows and get everything back to normal


yay!!

unfortunately normal, seems to mean that things are already going wrong.


does anybody else have a problem, or similar with Windows Media Player?


I've got this problem where if I lower the volume using the controls in media player, and then skip the track, the volume goes back up to 100%

its not that big a deal, just fecking irritating!

anyone else had this problem?

like I said this used to happen before I reformatted and reinstalled everything.
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Old 05-15-2007
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Hi,

I don't seem to experience that problem. Perhaps you need to update your Windows Media Player? (Latest one's 11)

In any case, perhaps you could just adjust your main volume through the tray volume controls

Yours,
Momok =)
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Old 05-15-2007
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I don't have any problems with WMP either, maybe because I dont use it and hate it. An alternative, which I think you may prefer over WMP, is WinAmp.


http://www.winamp.com/
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Old 05-15-2007
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Disable or remove, then reinstall your sound drivers, then upgrade to Media Player 11. Your problem will usually disappear.
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Old 05-16-2007
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Quote:
Originally Posted by raybay
Disable or remove, then reinstall your sound drivers, then upgrade to Media Player 11. Your problem will usually disappear.

done that
this is a completely clean install of Windows, and I've upgraded to WMP11
and still this problem is there
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