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Topic # 6617 9-Feb-2006 15:35
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So my windows media player crashes!! thats ok...im using windows live messenger..and im stuck with winamp (not that im complaning) i love winamp anyways couple of questions

is there a way that i can remove WMP without using the addremove windows component thing cuz that crashes too (ok i know my xp copy sucks)

the second question is there a winamp plugins for messenger 8 music share thing?.

thank u for ur time :)

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  Reply # 28090 9-Feb-2006 16:53
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Are you using a copied XP, or genuine?







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Reply # 28091 9-Feb-2006 16:55
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Regardless, Windows Media Player 10 can not be uninstalled...




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  Reply # 28127 10-Feb-2006 04:52
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yeh its a copied on..dont really have the money to buy a genuine xp copy :( anyways WMP 9 worked well on my machine but upgraded to 10 it started crashing :(

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