Windows 7: Windows Media Player 12.0.7057.0 Original Files from Windows 7 Build 7057

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i found something interesting in google search .
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Windows 7 Build 7057 32-bit and 64-bit getting leaked. As of now build 7057 is closest Windows 7 RC Build and has many changes like new wallpaper, user account pictures and most interesting part is you can now remove many windows component like Internet explorer 8. Windows 7 Build 7057 has WMP 12 version 12.0.7057.0 which currently latest version of WMP 12 we are still unaware of any new extra feature of WMP 12.0.7057.0 but if you are not planning to upgrade your Windows 7 public Beta 1 and want to install this latest version of WMP 12.0.7057.0 then here is way to do it.



Windows media player 12 dll files which you need to place in your Windows 7 Beta 1 or any older windows 7 build’s system folder to enjoy Windows Media Player 12.0.7057.0.
- copy wmploc.dll in C:\Windows\System32
- copy Windows Media Player folder to C:\Program Files
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Download Windows Media Player 12.0.7057.0 files from Windows 7 Build 7057

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What do you think is the great advantage of WMP 12 version 12.0.7057.0? I would rather downgrade my WMP! With build 7057 I'm experiencing issues while updating the library. Every few minutes WMP get's stuck and I get the message that Windows Media Player has stopped working.
Or Windows Media Center messages it has lost the remote connection to Windows Media Player.

I saw that it is possible to deselect my current version, but can I also install another version? And is there somebody out there who can give me a previous version?

How to Downgrade Windows Media Player 12 to WMP 11 on Windows 7

Ok, that's a start. However, I was looking for a way to roll back the 12.0.7057.0 version to the previous 12 version.
Perhaps Microsoft will come with a fix for the issue which I am encountering.

ok all the best ?

Today Windows Media Center wasn't performing as I was hoping for again. Right now I'm reinstalling Windows Vista.