Media Player....need help please

AreilDelphinus

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I am hoping someone here can help, I am very, very, very frustrated. For Valentines day hubby built me a new computer he put windows 7 on it and it came with media player 12. All the music I put on it from my back up drive originally is showing up fine. I tried ripping 2 new CD's to it yesterday. Once ripped they show up on the media player but once I exit out both of them dissappear. I have gone into tools and restored the library. After restore all my music includeing the new albums show up fine but the second I exit back out of the media player again and go back into it the albums are gone again. And both albums are in my music folder, no problem. Please help...I don't know what else to do to fix this.

Please someone help
 

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OS
windows 7 professional
Here's my attempt to fix the problem:

1.) Click your Start Orb
2.) Click Control Panel
3.) Under "Programs", click "Uninstall a Program"
4.) Once the "Add/Remove" list fills, look in the left pane
5.) Click "Turn Windows features on and off"
6.) Wait for the list to fill
7.) Expand the "Media Features" folder by clicking the plus sign immediately left of the folder
8.) Uncheck "Windows Media Player" and Click OK
9.) Wait for it to make any necessary changes
10.) Restart your Computer
11.) Follow steps 1-7 again BUT RECHECK Windows Media Player
12.) Click OK, wait....
13.) Restart, then reply here with the news...

Hope this helps...

- Zach
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Toshiba® Satellite® [L755D-s5359]
OS
Windows® 7 Home Premium SP1 [x64]
CPU
AMD A6 APU [2.4GHz O/C]
Memory
G.Skill DDR3 So-Dimm [8GB]
Graphics Card(s)
ATI Radeon™ HD 6520g [512MB]
Sound Card
Conexant® SmartAudio HD
Screen Resolution
1366x768
Hard Drives
Western Digital 500GB [Internal]
Western Digital 1TB Passport [External]
Keyboard
Microsoft® Comfort Curve 2000
Mouse
Microsoft® Wireless Mobile Mouse 6000
Internet Speed
Comcast Xfinity 100MBPS
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Common Devices:: HTC Titan, Microsoft ZuneHD 32GB
Dear Zach

Thank you very much for responding but unfortunately it did not work.
I did everything you said and still the same 2 albums are not on my media player library, they are in My Music folder but the on the media library. Also I have a few albums that have doubled all the songs on it. I checked my program files in my file and I have a program files (x86) that has a media player in it and a regular program file that as well has a media player file in it. While I was fideling with it I also noticed that I can not adjust the rateing on anything that I copied over from my back up (f) drive. Now what, any ideas?
 

My Computer

OS
windows 7 professional
At this stage, id suggest using a different media player, but i don't want to suggest unless your ok with it, just incase you don't want to change media player.
 

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Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Custom Build
OS
W7 RTM Ultimate x64
CPU
Intel Q8400 @ 2.66GHZ
Motherboard
Gigabyte GA-EG45M-UD2H
Memory
4GB DDR2-800
Graphics Card(s)
Gainward GTS 450 GLH 1GB Edition
Sound Card
Integrated 8 Channel
Monitor(s) Displays
AOC 23.6 Inch Widescreen LCD
Screen Resolution
1920x1080
Hard Drives
Seagate 500GB Internal
Western Digital 1TB Internal

Hitachi 1TB External
PSU
Apevia Java Power 500W
Case
Cooler Master HAF 922 Black
Cooling
Stock Intel CPU Fan
Keyboard
HP SK-2960 Multimedia Keyboard
Mouse
Logitech M350 Wireless Gaming Mouse
Internet Speed
1.5MB
To anyone that comes across my thread and is having the same issue or duplicateing tracks I finally got it fixed. What worked for me was the following and it may not work for you but I wanted to help out if I could because someone helped me.

NOTE: Please make sure to backup your licenses if you have any licensed materials in your library
1.Shutdown windows media player.
2.Stop the media sharing service. Go to Start->Control Panel->All Control Panel Items->Administrative Tools->Services. Right-click on the “Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service” and select Stop.
3.Navigate to “c:\Users\”your username”\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Media Player. Now delete the files named CurrentDatabase_***, wmpfolders, and LocalMLS_, Chache#.
4.Start the media sharing service.
5.Now start Windows Media Player and watch it build up your library again.
Disclaimer: Rebuilding the library will NOT delete the actual music or video files, but it WILL remove extra information like ratings, playcount and Last Played Date. These steps below will include making a backup of the library so you can always put it back in case you wish to revert to the old situation.

I think there was a Currentdatabase folder in there to but not positive. It worked for me it may not work for you.
 

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OS
windows 7 professional
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