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Establishing My Digital Home
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****** Name: Rod Kahen
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Re: How to fix this? -
August 30th 2011, 04:24 PM
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Note: On the menu bar, if you click on Help ---> and select About Windows Media Player, you should be able to see your current version. I'm assuming that you have version 12. 2. Go to Options ---> click Privacy tab 3. Make sure that you ticked the boxes where it says "Display media info from the internet" and "Update music files by retrieving media info from the internet." 4. See if that works. ![]() |
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Establishing My Digital Home
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Re: How to fix this? -
August 31st 2011, 05:45 AM
Opps, #2 should have been Tools ---> Options ---> click on Privacy tab.
I accidentally left out the "Tool" part in my previous post. Sorry if it caused you much trouble ![]() I'm glad it worked out fine, though! ![]() |
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