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HP Pavilion dv9000, AMD Turion 64 X2 TL60, 2GB Ram, nVidia GeForce 7150M /
nForce 630M, Home Premium 32-bit.
I use Media Player 11 [or, the Firefox plugin] to listen to streaming audio
[such as talk radio] or watch streaming video. It worked flawlessly for a few
weeks then stopped mysteriously. I tried using the full application, and I
receive the following error when trying to load the link [ctrl-u]:
"Your computer is running low on memory. Quit other programs, and then try
again." The Original Error Code is "8007000E - Ran out of memory."
Searching Google, I found several people had similar problems, but the
difference was Media Player 11 installed on XP. In Vista, there seems to be
no way to repair/reinstall Media Player.
I tried system restore to the earliest restore point. Also, ran all the
updates. I have not created HP's recovery disks. It seems to have occurred
after a Windows Defender update. However, I also experienced a video driver
crash at about the same time while watching internet tv with HP QuickPlay.
Ran 'sfc /scannow' with the following results:
"Verification 100% complete. Windows Resource Protection found corrupt
files but was unable to fix some of them. Details are included in the
CBS.Log windir\Logs\CBS\CBS.log"
The coming SP1 appears to have patches that might resolve my issue.
nForce 630M, Home Premium 32-bit.
I use Media Player 11 [or, the Firefox plugin] to listen to streaming audio
[such as talk radio] or watch streaming video. It worked flawlessly for a few
weeks then stopped mysteriously. I tried using the full application, and I
receive the following error when trying to load the link [ctrl-u]:
"Your computer is running low on memory. Quit other programs, and then try
again." The Original Error Code is "8007000E - Ran out of memory."
Searching Google, I found several people had similar problems, but the
difference was Media Player 11 installed on XP. In Vista, there seems to be
no way to repair/reinstall Media Player.
I tried system restore to the earliest restore point. Also, ran all the
updates. I have not created HP's recovery disks. It seems to have occurred
after a Windows Defender update. However, I also experienced a video driver
crash at about the same time while watching internet tv with HP QuickPlay.
Ran 'sfc /scannow' with the following results:
"Verification 100% complete. Windows Resource Protection found corrupt
files but was unable to fix some of them. Details are included in the
CBS.Log windir\Logs\CBS\CBS.log"
The coming SP1 appears to have patches that might resolve my issue.