chris...

What version of MP are you using?

how many songs do you currently have in your media player library? Apparently there is indeed a finite amount that MP can handle without acting wizzly.

Is this happening with all files - wav, MP, Flac...?

Here's a troubleshooting article that might help...

http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html

That Donny, I'll read that.

I don't have any songs in there. I use it to play wave tracks I finish. Every other PC I have , plays these as expected . The PC, something is weird with my refresh I think. Its like its not closing or something.

I thinks its the newest version.

I can't believe you found that page so fast, it lead me to a window fixit patch where it searched for the issues and found my player is corrupted. Its now rebuilding it. I hope it works now, thanks man!

Check this out:

Windows Media Player is not compatible with your system.

You are running Windows 7 64-bit. Although Windows Media Player will not run on your system, you can download Windows Media Player for other operating systems.

YES! I found the fix.
http://www.mydigitallife.info/how-to-uninstall-and-re-install-windows-media-player-12-wmp12-in-windows-7/

This worked perfect. Uninstall, reinstall.

I'm back to BS again. I'm going to delete this pig once and for all..

What are you using for a windows playback app? I have Quicktime for aiff with I hate. Mac crap that forces you to call back to apple is the plague. But it works for aiff.

I'm looking at this:
http://jplay.eu/download/

I've been using VLC player for years.

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html

audiokid, post: 413321, member: 1 wrote: I can't believe you found that page so fast, it lead me to a window fixit patch where it searched for the issues and found my player is corrupted. Its now rebuilding it. I hope it works now, thanks man!

I typed the phrase "media player only plays one song".... and found that link about the fourth choice down on the list.

I really don't use MP, although I never had the issue with it that you did. I'm using VLC for those rare occasions when I want to listen to MP3's.

This worked!

To troubleshoot this issue, please perform the following steps:

Add Local Service to Administrators group using commands

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1. Click Start Button, type "cmd" in the search bar. The CMD icon will appear in the Start Menu.

2. Right click the CMD icon and click "Run as administrator".

3. In the popup window, type the following command line and press Enter.

NET LOCALGROUPadministrators"NT AuthorityLocal Service"/ADD

You should receive a message “The command completed successfully”.