Mediaplayer Probleme unter xp SP2

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Ich kann nicht mehr den mediaplayer unter xp starten, kommt immer folgende Hinweis (sihe wrstes Bild.
Und wenn ich m´Mediaplayer 10 oder 9 nachinstallieren will kommt folgender Hinweis (siehe 2. fenster)
merkwürdig...
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soll ich hierhin gehen
go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=28004

und da kommt ein langer Text(siehe unten) in englisch wo ich ehe nicht viel von vertehe.

Microsoft Implementation of European Commission Decision

Published: January 12, 2005
FAQ: Microsoft's Implementation of the European Commission's Media Player Remedy

This Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) provides information about Microsoft's implementation plans and progress for the European Commission Decision relating to the Windows Media Player issue. Microsoft will update this FAQ on an ongoing basis as these plans continue to move forward, and to address any additional questions that arise on a frequent basis.
Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are these new versions of Windows and how are they different from Windows XP?
A: In compliance with the European Commission Decision, Microsoft will produce for distribution in Europe new versions of Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition and Windows XP Professional. These new versions will not contain certain multimedia-related components specified in the European Commission Decision. These multimedia-related components are comprised of 186 files in these versions of Windows. (A list of these files is in the Appendix.) The regular versions of Windows XP Home Edition and Professional will continue to include those components and will remain available to European consumers.

Q: When will you implement the European Commission Decision?
A: We are completing the process of preparing these new versions of Windows XP for commercial release. We have agreed with the Commission on a reasonable timetable to distribute these versions of Windows XP. Now that we have received the Order of the President of the Court of First Instance, we are able to finalize testing and make them available to our largest computer manufacturers in January, 2005, and to others in February.

Q: How will Microsoft make these new versions available to the public?
A: We will make these new versions of Windows XP available through our standard distribution channels, including computer manufacturers and retailers.

Q. How will Microsoft price these new versions of Windows XP?
A: As was made clear in the proceedings before the President of the Court of First Instance (Paragraph 424), these new versions will be priced the same as Windows XP Home Edition and Windows XP Professional. This is consistent with the Commission Decision, as confirmed by the European Commission's statements and releases which acknowledge that Microsoft is permitted to offer the products at the same price. It is noteworthy that media players are generally made available for free via Web downloads.

Q. What are the names for these new versions of Windows XP?
A: We are currently planning to name these new products Windows XP Home Reduced Media Edition and Windows XP Professional Reduced Media Edition. As explained above, the essence of these new versions of Windows XP is that they provide less multimedia functionality than the regular versions of Windows XP. We have selected names that are descriptive of the products and which reduce potential confusion in the marketplace.

Microsoft's implementation of this remedy is subject to review by the European Commission.
Appendix: Files Required to Be Removed by the European Commission Decision
End User Multimedia Functionality
1. MPLAYER2.CNT
2. MPLAYER2.EXE
3. MPLAYER2.HLP
4. MPLAYER2.INF
5. MSDXMLC.DLL
6. DXMASF.DLL
7. MSDXM.OCX
8. UNREGMP2.EXE
9. WMERRENU.DLL
10. WMPVIS.DLL
11. ASFERROR.DLL
12. CEWMDM.DLL
13. CUSTSAT.DLL
14. DLIMPORT.EXE
15. MPVIS.DLL
16. MSISAM11.DLL
17. MSSCP.DLL
18. MSUNI11.DLL
19. MUSIC.ASX
20. MUSIC.BMP
21. MUSIC.WMA
22. NPDS.ZIP
23. NPDSPLAY.DLL
24. PLYR_ERR.CHM
25. SETUP_WM.EXE
26. SHMEDIA.DLL
27. WMERROR.DLL
28. WMP.DLL
29. WMP.INF
30. WMP.OCX
31. WMPASF.DLL
32. WMPBAND.DLL
33. WMPCD.DLL
34. WMPCORE.DLL
35. WMPDXM.DLL
36. WMPLAYER.ADM
37. WMPLAYER.CHM
38. WMPLAYER.EXE
39. WMPLOC.DLL
40. WMPNS.DLL
41. WMPNS.JAR
42. WMPSHELL.DLL
43. WMPSTUB.EXE
44. WMPUI.DLL
45. MYMUSIC.INF
46. PLYLST1.WPL
47. PLYLST10.WPL
48. PLYLST11.WPL
49. PLYLST12.WPL
50. PLYLST13.WPL
51. PLYLST14.WPL
52. PLYLST15.WPL
53. PLYLST2.WPL
54. PLYLST3.WPL
55. PLYLST4.WPL
56. PLYLST4.WPL
57. PLYLST6.WPL
58. PLYLST7.WPL
59. PLYLST8.WPL
60. PLYLST9.WPL
61. ATOMIC.WMZ
62. BLUESKY.WMZ
63. CANVAS.WMZ
64. CLASSIC.WMZ
65. COMPACT.WMZ
66. GOO.WMZ
67. HEART.WMZ
68. ICONIC.WMZ
69. OPTIK.WMZ
70. PYRITE.WMZ
71. RADIO.WMZ
72. REVERT.WMZ
73. ROUNDLET.WMZ
74. RUSTY.WMZ
75. SKINS.INF
76. HEADSP~1.WMZ
77. MINIPL~1.WMZ
78. PERSONAL.WMZ
79. PRO.WMZ
80. SPLAT.WMZ
81. TOOTHY.WMZ
82. BKTR.GIF
83. BKTRH.GIF
84. CLOAPP.GIF
85. CLOAPPH.GIF
86. CNT.GIF
87. CNTD.GIF
88. CNTH.GIF
89. CONTENTS.HTM
90. CONTROLS.CSS
91. CONTROLS.JS
92. COPYCD.WMV
93. EVENTS.JS
94. MDLIB.WMV
95. MPLOGO.GIF
96. MPLOGOH.GIF
97. NUSKIN.WMV
98. RTUNER.WMV
99. SND.HTM
100. TAOFF.GIF
101. TAOFFH.GIF
102. TAON.GIF
103. TAONH.GIF
104. TOUR.JS
105. TOURBG.GIF
106. TPAUSE.GIF
107. TPAUSEH.GIF
108. TPLAY.GIF
109. TPLAYH.GIF
110. VIDEOBG.GIF
111. VIDSAMP.GIF
112. VIZ.WMV
113. WM1.GIF
114. WM2.GIF
115. WM3.GIF
116. WM4.GIF
117. WM5.GIF
118. WM6.GIF
119. WM7.GIF
120. WM8.GIF
121. WM9.GIF
122. WMPAUD1.WAV
123. WMPAUD2.WAV
124. WMPAUD3.WAV
125. WMPAUD4.WAV
126. WMPAUD5.WAV
127. WMPAUD6.WAV
128. WMPAUD7.WAV
129. WMPAUD8.WAV
130. WMPAUD9.WAV
131. WMPLOC.JS
132. WMPTOUR.CSS
133. WMPTOUR.HTA
134. MPLAY32.EXE
135. MINDEX.DLL
Windows Media Platform Technology
1. WMVDMOE.DLL
2. ACELPDEC.AX
3. L3CODECX.AX
4. MPG4DS32.AX
5. MSADDS32.AX
6. MSSCDS32.AX
7. WMV8DS32.AX
8. WMVDS32.AX
9. L3CODECA.ACM
10. MP43DMOD.DLL
11. MP4SDMOD.DLL
12. MPG4DMOD.DLL
13. MSAUD32.ACM
14. SL_ANET.ACM
15. WMADMOD.DLL
16. WMADMOE.DLL
17. WMSDMOD.DLL
18. WMSDMOE.DLL
19. WMSDMOE2.DLL
20. WMSPDMOD.DLL
21. WMSPDMOE.DLL
22. WMV8DMOD.DLL
23. WMVDMOD.DLL
24. WMVDMOE2.DLL
25. MSPMSPSV.DLL
26. MSPMSNSV.DLL
27. MSPMSP.DLL
28. MSWMDM.DLL
29. WMDM.INF
30. WMDMLOG.DLL
31. WMDMPS.DLL
32. ASFSIPC.DLL
33. DRMCLIEN.DLL
34. DRMSTOR.DLL
35. NPWMSDRM.DLL
36. BLACKBOX.DLL
37. DRMV2CLT.DLL
38. NPDRMV2.DLL
39. NPDRMV2.ZIP
40. WMVCORE2.DLL
41. LAPRXY.DLL
42. LOGAGENT.EXE
43. WMIDX.OCX
44. WMASF.DLL
45. WMFSDK.INF
46. WMIDX.DLL
47. WMVCORE.DLL
48. STRMDLL.DLL
49. MSNETOBJ.DLL
50. WMNETMGR.DLL
51. WMSTREAM.DLL
186 Total Files
 
geh mal auf die microsoft seite, und schau mal ob die da nen patch für das prob schon vorliegen haben... kann ja sein dass das bei einigen so is

Edit: oh, sorry. hast ja schon geschaut. man bin ich ein blindfisch :fresse:
 
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