Hello! I suddenly was shut down from IE, while trying watch web-tv/ listen to
web- radio. After that its impossible to download any files or watch/ listen
to streaming media. When i open a certain type of video- link, the Media
Player opens, but fails to show the video file, web help gives this
explanation:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...nalid=8007007B

reffering to a faulty media player/ audio error. But that is not correct,
since all my media files on my hard drive are working fine. Is there a
windows error or internet explorer/ media player error?

Any help or explanasions would be very much appriciated! I have Windows XP
SP2, IE 7.0, Windows Media Player 11, updates did not solve the problem.
Can I unistall the IE and Media player, reinstall and hope for a better
performance, or are they woven into windows, unable to unistall? Should I
re- format the entire hard drive?
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BRG/ Örjan
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BRG/ Örjan

"Orjan" wrote:

> Hello! I suddenly was shut down from IE, while trying watch web-tv/ listen to
> web- radio. After that its impossible to download any files or watch/ listen
> to streaming media. When i open a certain type of video- link, the Media
> Player opens, but fails to show the video file, web help gives this
> explanation:
> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...nalid=8007007B
>
> reffering to a faulty media player/ audio error. But that is not correct,
> since all my media files on my hard drive are working fine. Is there a
> windows error or internet explorer/ media player error?
>
> Any help or explanasions would be very much appriciated! I have Windows XP
> SP2, IE 7.0, Windows Media Player 11, updates did not solve the problem.
> Can I unistall the IE and Media player, reinstall and hope for a better
> performance, or are they woven into windows, unable to unistall? Should I
> re- format the entire hard drive?
> --
> BRG/ Örjan
> --
> BRG/ Örjan

I will loopback to Windows media player 10 and see if that help if not try
the media newsgroup here:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...&lang=en&cr=US
Or:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...&lang=en&cr=US
Good luck.
nass