windows media player keeps restarting

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  1. hanah
    Posts : 1
    xp
       New #11

    hello guys,
    I early install Windows xp sp2 with windows media player 11.but i have a problem.
    When i try to play anything with Windows Media Player,my computer restarts.!!!!!!
    I can play things with other Media Players like real or Winamp....
    Any one could help me solve the problem?
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  3. sfout68
    Posts : 1
    windows 7
       New #12

    Question, will this same fix work when media player starts on its own during boot up? I have Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit and whether during start up or if the computer is in sleep mode media player starts on its own.
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