Windows media player stops working when I plug in my MP3 Player

-Can't anyone help me. ?????? I have posted a thread previously bu
can't beleive that NO-ONE knows a solution to this problem.
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-Everytime I plug in my MP3 player to sync it ..windows media playe
shuts down and it says that it is working on a solution to the problem

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-Someone please help me as to what I should do ..I am at a loss.

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Wisteria

Wisteria wrote:
> -Can't anyone help me. ?????? I have posted a thread previously but
> can't beleive that NO-ONE knows a solution to this problem.-


Just a guess but is it possible that there is a corrupt MP3 on there
causing the player to crash?

I don't know if damaged format might also cause this, for example if the
player was unplugged without "Ejecting" it first. Can you borrow a
player to try or maybe a machine to try your player in?

I have tried my daughters MP3 player and also my sons ...all differen
music ....still the same thing ...have any other ideas

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Wisteria

Wisteria wrote:
> I have tried my daughters MP3 player and also my sons ...all different
> music ....still the same thing ...have any other ideas?
>
>


I guess I am assuming that the USB port works for other devices and that
your player plugs right into it, but that may not be the case.

Did you try a Google search for the model number and a word or two like
media player to see if anyone with that specific model has similar
problems? Sorry if that doesn't sound too helpful but it sounds like
either WMP is broken or there might be a hardware fault. If the port is
good for other things then that helps narrow it down a bit.

i have what appears to be a similar problem. i have a ATMT MP170. It is fine
on my work laptop and all my USB ports are working but everytime i plug itin
at home on my PC WMP crashes. i have unistalled and reinstalled the device
driver... same problem

"Charlie Tame" wrote:

> Wisteria wrote:
> > I have tried my daughters MP3 player and also my sons ...all different
> > music ....still the same thing ...have any other ideas?
> >
> >
>
>
> I guess I am assuming that the USB port works for other devices and that
> your player plugs right into it, but that may not be the case.
>
> Did you try a Google search for the model number and a word or two like
> media player to see if anyone with that specific model has similar
> problems? Sorry if that doesn't sound too helpful but it sounds like
> either WMP is broken or there might be a hardware fault. If the port is
> good for other things then that helps narrow it down a bit.
>

yes same with me...everything works fine on my laptop but as soon as
plug it into my PC ..same problem every time...oh well ..cant figure i
out ..have tried all kinds of things...it worked fine before my PC wen
in for repairs and now all these all new set of problems....I reall
dont want to send my computer back....you wouldn't beleive how man
times it has been back and has been returned with a whole new set o
problems

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Wisteria

What's the fault information for that crash?
http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html#bucket

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Speaking for myself only.
See http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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"DSB" <> wrote in message
news:095BA0B8-B319-4D88-8CA0-...
>i have what appears to be a similar problem. i have a ATMT MP170. It is
>fine
> on my work laptop and all my USB ports are working but everytime i plug
> itin
> at home on my PC WMP crashes. i have unistalled and reinstalled the device
> driver... same problem
>
> "Charlie Tame" wrote:
>
>> Wisteria wrote:
>> > I have tried my daughters MP3 player and also my sons ...all different
>> > music ....still the same thing ...have any other ideas?
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>> I guess I am assuming that the USB port works for other devices and that
>> your player plugs right into it, but that may not be the case.
>>
>> Did you try a Google search for the model number and a word or two like
>> media player to see if anyone with that specific model has similar
>> problems? Sorry if that doesn't sound too helpful but it sounds like
>> either WMP is broken or there might be a hardware fault. If the port is
>> good for other things then that helps narrow it down a bit.
>>