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Hi, I'm experiencing a lot of frustration with Media Player 11 (in 64 bit
vista ultimate if there's any significant difference between 32 & 64) trying
to synchronise to practically everything I plug into my laptop. I have
several small flash memory cards leftover from buying stuff like cameras &
PDAs that I use for storing & transferring documents and other small files.
The problem I have is that EVERY time I put the card into either the USB
reader or my laptop's internal reader (though thats probably just internal
USB as well) whist Media Player 11 is running, it tries to establish a synch
partnership.
Is there any way at all to prevent Media Player trying to create
partnerships? I'll be happy even if it disables the entire synch service, I'm
never ever going to use it since I'm a crotchetty old curmudgeon (Hey you
kids, get off the lawn!) who likes doing all my file transfers manually. I've
hunted through the WMP options, rooted about in the registry and scanned
google but haven't found anything yet.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Adrian
vista ultimate if there's any significant difference between 32 & 64) trying
to synchronise to practically everything I plug into my laptop. I have
several small flash memory cards leftover from buying stuff like cameras &
PDAs that I use for storing & transferring documents and other small files.
The problem I have is that EVERY time I put the card into either the USB
reader or my laptop's internal reader (though thats probably just internal
USB as well) whist Media Player 11 is running, it tries to establish a synch
partnership.
Is there any way at all to prevent Media Player trying to create
partnerships? I'll be happy even if it disables the entire synch service, I'm
never ever going to use it since I'm a crotchetty old curmudgeon (Hey you
kids, get off the lawn!) who likes doing all my file transfers manually. I've
hunted through the WMP options, rooted about in the registry and scanned
google but haven't found anything yet.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Adrian