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  1. 21st Mar 2003 10:10 #1
    winstone101
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    HOW DO I GET THIS PIECE OF SHIT OFF MY CPU?
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  2. 21st Mar 2003 10:22 #2
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    There is no uninstall. Your only solution is to reformat and reinstall your OS and DON'T upgrade WMP.
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  3. 21st Mar 2003 10:29 #3
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    If you are using WindowsXP, why not do a system restore to the date before you installed it?
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  4. 21st Mar 2003 10:52 #4
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    It's a one-way upgrade. You can't 'un-install' it, and it tells you that when it installs. System restore can fix it, or a format and clean install.
    To Be, Or, Not To Be, That, Is The Gazorgan Plan
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  5. 21st Mar 2003 11:28 #5
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    I AM RUNNING WINDOWS ME (NO JOKES PLEASE)
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  6. 21st Mar 2003 14:00 #6
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    I can't be removed, period, it changes parts of the OS. You can try and work around it, what has it broken? Anything DivX 3 I'm sure?
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  7. 21st Mar 2003 14:44 #7
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    One topic is enough(I delete your other one).

    Rembember that you can use the old media player 6.4 even if you have installed media 9. In media player 9 deselect all file types that it should play and then when you double click on an avi just choose \program files\windows media player\mplayer2.exe for media player or choose some other player.
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