Windows media player Internal Application Error ???

Help, Im running and something has happened to Media Player, I get an
Internal Application Error warning?? I have tryed to download it again, but
nothing ive tryed is working, i still get the same error message. I cant get
rid of madia player to install another version cause it came with XP on the
computer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
thankyou

"Jess" wrote:

> Help, Im running and something has happened to Media Player, I get an
> Internal Application Error warning?? I have tryed to download it again, but
> nothing ive tryed is working, i still get the same error message. I cant get
> rid of madia player to install another version cause it came with XP on the
> computer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> thankyou

"Jess" wrote:

> Help, Im running and something has happened to Media Player, I get an
> Internal Application Error warning?? I have tryed to download it again, but
> nothing ive tryed is working, i still get the same error message. I cant get
> rid of madia player to install another version cause it came with XP on the
> computer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> thankyou

I am having the exact same internal application error with Windows Media
Player version 10. The Windows player will not launch. I am running Windows
98 second edition. Please help!

i'm having the SAME EXACT PROBLEM. Certain things in windows aren't working
right either. Lets try and get this fixed...

"Jess" wrote:

> Help, Im running and something has happened to Media Player, I get an
> Internal Application Error warning?? I have tryed to download it again, but
> nothing ive tryed is working, i still get the same error message. I cant get
> rid of madia player to install another version cause it came with XP on the
> computer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> thankyou

THANKYOU, Yeah, other things in XP r'nt working either, such as explorer and
even windows search. How do we go about getting it fixed apart from
restoring the entire computer, i have too many things on there!?

"DesignatedD" wrote:

> i'm having the SAME EXACT PROBLEM. Certain things in windows aren't working
> right either. Lets try and get this fixed...
>
> "Jess" wrote:
>
> > Help, Im running and something has happened to Media Player, I get an
> > Internal Application Error warning?? I have tryed to download it again, but
> > nothing ive tryed is working, i still get the same error message. I cant get
> > rid of madia player to install another version cause it came with XP on the
> > computer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> > thankyou

On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 14:27:05 -0700, Keith Globus <Keith
> wrote:

>
>
>"Jess" wrote:
>
>> Help, Im running and something has happened to Media Player, I get an
>> Internal Application Error warning?? I have tryed to download it again, but
>> nothing ive tryed is working, i still get the same error message. I cant get
>> rid of madia player to install another version cause it came with XP on the
>> computer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>> thankyou
>
>I am having the exact same internal application error with Windows Media
>Player version 10. The Windows player will not launch. I am running Windows
>98 second edition. Please help!


Either you *aren't* running Win98 SE or you *aren't* running Media
Player 10. MP10 won't install on anything other than XP unless there's
a new hack I'm not aware of. Please check and try again.

Cheers - Neil

First time on this Forum. My Media Player isn't working so I tried to d/l it
again.
Had to verify "Real Windows" and it didn't verify! My system is Sony Vaio,
does that make a dif?

What I am having trouble with is when I want to make a new automatic
playlist there is just one choice and before I could add several regular
playlists to the automatic one. Now I can just have one list.

That is why I tried to d/l a new one.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

"Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" wrote:

> On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 14:27:05 -0700, Keith Globus <Keith
> > wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >"Jess" wrote:
> >
> >> Help, Im running and something has happened to Media Player, I get an
> >> Internal Application Error warning?? I have tryed to download it again, but
> >> nothing ive tryed is working, i still get the same error message. I cant get
> >> rid of madia player to install another version cause it came with XP on the
> >> computer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> >> thankyou
> >
> >I am having the exact same internal application error with Windows Media
> >Player version 10. The Windows player will not launch. I am running Windows
> >98 second edition. Please help!
>
>
> Either you *aren't* running Win98 SE or you *aren't* running Media
> Player 10. MP10 won't install on anything other than XP unless there's
> a new hack I'm not aware of. Please check and try again.
>
> Cheers - Neil
>
>

Att: Neil Smith
I posted the first message re: Internal Application error, and it seems,
judging by the response that many others are experiencing similar
difficulties. I'm running XP, media player version 10 and I can't seem to
download another version or "repair" the problem.
You seem to know what you are talking about!!! Please any advice would be
helpful. If not, could you give me an idea of how to contact microsoft or
someone who may be able to help, it seems a waste that i can't use media
player.
thanks

"Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" wrote:

> On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 14:27:05 -0700, Keith Globus <Keith
> > wrote:

Please, not just on this forum but any - don't just tag on to a random
thread, please start a new one as your problem is entirely different
and posting random questions just adds to the noise !

Yeah that 'real windows' is a load of crap, looks like some sort of
job-creation scheme at MS to me !

OK down to your peoblem : Need to know What version of media player
are you using or downloaded, and which version of 'bogus windows' do
you have?

Cheers - Neil


On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 20:43:02 -0700, "NanC"
<> wrote:

>First time on this Forum. My Media Player isn't working so I tried to d/l it
>again.
>Had to verify "Real Windows" and it didn't verify! My system is Sony Vaio,
>does that make a dif?
>
>What I am having trouble with is when I want to make a new automatic
>playlist there is just one choice and before I could add several regular
>playlists to the automatic one. Now I can just have one list.
>
>That is why I tried to d/l a new one.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>Thanks
>
>"Neil Smith [MVP Digital Media]" wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 14:27:05 -0700, Keith Globus <Keith
>> > wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >
>> >"Jess" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Help, Im running and something has happened to Media Player, I get an
>> >> Internal Application Error warning?? I have tryed to download it again, but
>> >> nothing ive tryed is working, i still get the same error message. I cant get
>> >> rid of madia player to install another version cause it came with XP on the
>> >> computer. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>> >> thankyou
>> >
>> >I am having the exact same internal application error with Windows Media
>> >Player version 10. The Windows player will not launch. I am running Windows
>> >98 second edition. Please help!
>>
>>
>> Either you *aren't* running Win98 SE or you *aren't* running Media
>> Player 10. MP10 won't install on anything other than XP unless there's
>> a new hack I'm not aware of. Please check and try again.
>>
>> Cheers - Neil
>>
>>