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Windows 7 - Media PLayer Classic home cinema

 
03-22-2010   #1


windows 7
 
 

Media PLayer Classic home cinema

It doesn't start anymore! i have unistalled and installed all codecs... nothing! only had mpc in my pc and still doesn't start! i have cleared all the registy, (Opened regedit, and remove the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Gabest\ entry), compatibility mode, everything! i also tried to install Splayer and this one doesn't start either! i think it may be something wrong with my system but i cant tell what! i do not want to reinstall my windows or make a system restore! anyone has any genious ideea of the problem? cause having an answer to this must be a miracle

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03-22-2010   #2


Windows 7 Ultimate 32 Bit, Windows Developer Preview, Linux Mint 9 Gnome 32 Bit
 
 


Well can you at least describe what happened before this all came wrong??? Of course there is a reason why this happened. Please recall the things you did before WMP started going bad. Try a virus scan.

I suspect this could be a registry error. Have you used any registry cleaners??? Or if you haven't, try CCleaner, maybe it will fix some problems that are making you media players malfunction.

Why don't you want a system restore??? Because it will ruin your newly installed programs???? Its the most effective solution I can think of without reinstalling the OS. It can also restore the registry so if something has been lost there unintentionally, system restore can bring them back.
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03-22-2010   #3


Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit
 
 


Try using Revo Uninstaller to uninstall it. It'll find any and all leftover registry entries and files and delete them.
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03-22-2010   #4


windows 7
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Vertex View Post
Well can you at least describe what happened before this all came wrong??? Of course there is a reason why this happened. Please recall the things you did before WMP started going bad. Try a virus scan.

I suspect this could be a registry error. Have you used any registry cleaners??? Or if you haven't, try CCleaner, maybe it will fix some problems that are making you media players malfunction.

Why don't you want a system restore??? Because it will ruin your newly installed programs???? Its the most effective solution I can think of without reinstalling the OS. It can also restore the registry so if something has been lost there unintentionally, system restore can bring them back.

i tried CCleaner and same thing with other programs like Splayers as well!
maybe i will tray a system restor!
@PF i shall tray REVO UNISTALLER and tell you if i fixed something!
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03-22-2010   #5


windows 7
 
 


later edit! i unistalled sony vegas a program i used for video edit ! this was the main cause that ****ed up my registry! when i reinstalled k lite codecs along with mpc they asked me about the sony registry to remove them! thank you guys! now everything works just fine!
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4 Weeks Ago   #6


Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit
 
 


Media Player Classic Home Cinema is by far the best video player available for download. Windows Media Player 12 is garbage, it is only good for playing music. For video files regardless of what format they are whether it be an AVI or a 1080p MKV...media player classic home cinema is the player for you. With MPC-HC you are able to have all videos start full screen without having to click anything soon as you double click the file to open it it will play in full screen...there is also another setting which stretches the video and changes the aspect ratio to remove the annoying black bars (downloaded videos)... on any display...whether it be a 16:10 laptop screen, a 16:9 flatscreen tv..a 5:4 old pc monitor...it will play without black bars...it also has a pan and scan feature (shortcut: press "8" on your keyboard (numberpad) until the hard coded black bars disappear...MPC-HC is by far the best video player out there...you just gotta get used to it! but i use it everyday for my downloaded tv seasons (xvid/x264 720p) and movies (x264 1080p)...

My pc specs:

quad core processor 2.2ghz
8gb ddr3 ram 1333mhz
640gb hdd 5400 rpm
microphone jack
headphone jack
hdmi port (ati radeon hd 4250)
vga port
gigabit ethernet port
wireless N card
integrated webcam
external logitech 1080p webcam
external 2 tb glossy black hard drive
external blu ray burner
3 usb 2.0 ports (connected with 7 port usb 2.0 hub running on own power supply)
15.6" 16:9 led screen (connected to 52" 120 hertz full hd 1080p lcd wallmounted flatscreen via HDMI)
internal dvd-rw optical drive/burner
2 in 1 card reader
bluetooth adapter
wireless bluetooth/usb logitech mouse and keyboard combo
windows 7 ultimate 64 bit
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