WMP9 error trying to stream
This is a discussion about WMP9 error trying to stream in the Windows Software category; I don't know if this is a WMP 9 issue or SP1 or what. But, since I installed them I get an error every time I try to stream media using WMP. The error is: Visual C++ Program: C:/. . /. . /Windows Media Player/wmplayer.
I don't know if this is a WMP 9 issue or SP1 or what. But, since I installed them I get an error every time I try to stream media using WMP.
The error is: Visual C++
Program: C:/../../Windows Media Player/wmplayer.exe
R6025
-pure virtual function call
Anyone else having this problem or know how to fix it?
Oh, BTW, for all of you wondering how to get rid of WMP9. You have to use the system restore feature to go back to a state prior to installing. As I have had it on the system for a few weeks now, I no longer have that option.
The error is: Visual C++
Program: C:/../../Windows Media Player/wmplayer.exe
R6025
-pure virtual function call
Anyone else having this problem or know how to fix it?
Oh, BTW, for all of you wondering how to get rid of WMP9. You have to use the system restore feature to go back to a state prior to installing. As I have had it on the system for a few weeks now, I no longer have that option.
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Are you using the public build of WMP9? I believe it's 2799....

OP
I am installing the one I downloaded from thier site, but Help->About says it is build 2848.
Interesting, so it's been updated then. I was unaware of that. AFAIK, the 'official' beta build was 2799.

OP
If I check the version of the wmplayer.exe file it says 2799, but Help says it is 2848. So, I don't know if maybe that is part of the problem. And, I can't just delete the directory and reinstall because Windows is caching the files somewhere. After I delete everything it recreates all the files in about 10 seconds.