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Of a technological nature. A few weeks ago, the Windows Media Player that came with my computer apparently deleted itself. The icon disappeared from my desktop, and whenever I try to open it, the little exclamation point pops up to tell me that an internal application error has occurred.
I did not do anything to deserve this, I swear. I didn't do a damn thing to the player. I don't even recall if I was playing music with it when it disappeared. Any idea as to what might have happened, and if I can fix it/get a new version? Barring that, how can I burn songs from CD to my hard drive using either the Musicmatch jukebox or WinAmp?
It really annoyed me. I've gotten used to PowerDVD for movies, but I'd still rather play music using the Media Player.
I did not do anything to deserve this, I swear. I didn't do a damn thing to the player. I don't even recall if I was playing music with it when it disappeared. Any idea as to what might have happened, and if I can fix it/get a new version? Barring that, how can I burn songs from CD to my hard drive using either the Musicmatch jukebox or WinAmp?
It really annoyed me. I've gotten used to PowerDVD for movies, but I'd still rather play music using the Media Player.
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