Jul 18, '05 08:53:00AM • Contributed by: jakerosoft
I finally found that the solution was simply to delete my preferences file. It's located in your user's Library -> Preferences folder, and named Windows Media Player Prefs.
[robg adds: Deleting an application's prefs is one of the first things to try in the troubleshooting world. Personally, though, I move them out of the folder first -- if that doesn't fix the problem, at least you haven't lost all your settings for no good reason.]
