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Hi I hope someone is able to offer help or advice on this one. Every now and then i get a message pop up on my screen which reads as follows: 'Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service Stopped Working and was Closed A problem caused the application to stop working correctly windows will notify you if a solution is available.' Now to my knowledge i am not sharing anything using Network Sharing so Im not sure what to make of this, any help will be greatly appreciated Many thanks in advance Dannydee -- dannydee Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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Check these two areas:
1) Go to WMP Library Media Sharing and see if the sharing is Allowed. 2) Go to Network and Sharing Center and see if Media Sharing is On or Off. For more information about Vista’s media sharing go to Start orb Help and Support and enter “sharing media on network using Windows Media Player”. I hope this points you in the right direction. Cheers… -- oscar ....Right click is your very good friend... "dannydee" wrote: Hi I hope someone is able to offer help or advice on this one. Every now and then i get a message pop up on my screen which reads as follows: 'Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service Stopped Working and was Closed A problem caused the application to stop working correctly windows will notify you if a solution is available.' Now to my knowledge i am not sharing anything using Network Sharing so Im not sure what to make of this, any help will be greatly appreciated Many thanks in advance Dannydee -- dannydee Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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oscar;989470 Wrote: Check these two areas: 1) Go to WMP Library Media Sharing and see if the sharing is Allowed. 2) Go to Network and Sharing Center and see if Media Sharing is On or Off. For more information about Vista’s media sharing go to Start orb Help and Support and enter “sharing media on network using Windows Media Player”. I hope this points you in the right direction. Cheers… -- oscar ![]() ....Right click is your very good friend... "dannydee" wrote: Hi I hope someone is able to offer help or advice on this one. Every now and then i get a message pop up on my screen which reads as follows: 'Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service Stopped Working and was Closed A problem caused the application to stop working correctly windows will notify you if a solution is available.' Now to my knowledge i am not sharing anything using Network Sharing so Im not sure what to make of this, any help will be greatly appreciated Many thanks in advance Dannydee -- dannydee Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com Many thanks This sent me off in the right direction and i managed to find a solution to my problem. Anyway what i did was got to 'control panel' I then selected classic view. Then I selected 'Administrative Tools'. Then I selected 'Services' scrolled down the list until I found 'Windows Media Player Sharing Services' I double clicked it and then when the little dialogue box comes up goto where it says 'Start Up Type' and select 'Disable' click 'Apply' and it was done. I hope this helps others DannyDee -- dannydee Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |
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Great!
I forgot all about Services. Glad it worked for you. -- oscar ....Right click is your very good friend... "dannydee" wrote: oscar;989470 Wrote: Check these two areas: 1) Go to WMP Library Media Sharing and see if the sharing is Allowed. 2) Go to Network and Sharing Center and see if Media Sharing is On or Off. For more information about Vista’s media sharing go to Start orb Help and Support and enter “sharing media on network using Windows Media Playerâ€. I hope this points you in the right direction. Cheers… -- oscar ![]() ....Right click is your very good friend... "dannydee" wrote: Hi I hope someone is able to offer help or advice on this one. Every now and then i get a message pop up on my screen which reads as follows: 'Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service Stopped Working and was Closed A problem caused the application to stop working correctly windows will notify you if a solution is available.' Now to my knowledge i am not sharing anything using Network Sharing so Im not sure what to make of this, any help will be greatly appreciated Many thanks in advance Dannydee -- dannydee Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com Many thanks This sent me off in the right direction and i managed to find a solution to my problem. Anyway what i did was got to 'control panel' I then selected classic view. Then I selected 'Administrative Tools'. Then I selected 'Services' scrolled down the list until I found 'Windows Media Player Sharing Services' I double clicked it and then when the little dialogue box comes up goto where it says 'Start Up Type' and select 'Disable' click 'Apply' and it was done. I hope this helps others DannyDee -- dannydee Posted via http://www.vistaheads.com |