Since I installed XP over a month ago, everything has ran real well, or so I assumed.
I hadn't inserted a audio CD yet till last night and thats when I discovered I had a problem.
Media player reports a MCI device ID problem.
Playcenter says to make sure the cdrom is not in use.
Both call for closing running applications cause they are interferring. Problem is I got NO running applications under task manager.
So I went to the next step it suggested and tried to read media control devices and audio Codecs.
Well that didn't work either and now I got multiple audio codecs, and media control devices listed in the system panel.
It does not have a remove or uninstall feature, so I cannot seem to find a way to just remove the devices and reload only one device each again.
You were able to in windows 98se etc, anyone found a way to bypass all this safety junk they throw in?
Oh and I STILL cannot play audio from the CD, however it can see the tracks and it runs other cds( game/software etc) without a hitch
I hadn't inserted a audio CD yet till last night and thats when I discovered I had a problem.
Media player reports a MCI device ID problem.
Playcenter says to make sure the cdrom is not in use.
Both call for closing running applications cause they are interferring. Problem is I got NO running applications under task manager.
So I went to the next step it suggested and tried to read media control devices and audio Codecs.
Well that didn't work either and now I got multiple audio codecs, and media control devices listed in the system panel.
It does not have a remove or uninstall feature, so I cannot seem to find a way to just remove the devices and reload only one device each again.
You were able to in windows 98se etc, anyone found a way to bypass all this safety junk they throw in?
Oh and I STILL cannot play audio from the CD, however it can see the tracks and it runs other cds( game/software etc) without a hitch