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jamrs w. morgsn - 24 Apr 2007 03:58 GMT
Hello, I'm having a problem with wmp in that when I am playing the songs some
times it will skip and orange out a certain song or songs. Then I have to go
to my music folder and drag the song back to the wmd, at which time they will
play all right. It has been doing this randomly for quite some time. I have
wmp #6. I have been advised not to upgrade to #7. Thanks for your help. James
Byte - 26 Apr 2007 21:04 GMT
You have WMP6?  Highly recommend you upgrade to WMP10.
The latest version is WMP11, but not recommended due to many
problems encountered.   Do NOT delete your older version, it is
designed to be installed overtop of itself.  Go here:
WMP10 and older - OldVersion.com
http://oldversion.com/program.php?n=wmp
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> Hello, I'm having a problem with wmp in that when I am playing the songs some
> times it will skip and orange out a certain song or songs. Then I have to go
> to my music folder and drag the song back to the wmd, at which time they will
> play all right. It has been doing this randomly for quite some time. I have
> wmp #6. I have been advised not to upgrade to #7. Thanks for your help. James
 
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