Using version 8 in Windows XP with service pack 1. I did install the beta of
version 9 then uninstalled it. Now Media Guide won't display.
Does anyone know why?
Thanks
by Microsof » Wed, 11 Dec 2002 01:09:30
Does anyone know why?
Thanks
by Eduardo Pedros » Wed, 11 Dec 2002 02:32:36
Eduardo Pedroso
Quote:> Using version 8 in Windows XP with service pack 1. I did install the beta
of
> version 9 then uninstalled it. Now Media Guide won't display.
> Does anyone know why?
> Thanks
by Paul » Thu, 12 Dec 2002 04:42:48
> Eduardo Pedroso
> > Using version 8 in Windows XP with service pack 1. I did install the
beta
> of
> > version 9 then uninstalled it. Now Media Guide won't display.
> > Does anyone know why?
> > Thanks
by Eduardo Pedros » Fri, 13 Dec 2002 22:26:22
> > I have just about the same problem the only diference is when I
installed
> > Media Player 9 beta my System Recovery was not eneabled and now I can't
> see
> > videos on my Media Player or get back to using the older version that
did
> > work
> > Any ideas ?
> > Eduardo Pedroso
> > > Using version 8 in Windows XP with service pack 1. I did install the
> beta
> > of
> > > version 9 then uninstalled it. Now Media Guide won't display.
> > > Does anyone know why?
> > > Thanks
by Paul » Sat, 14 Dec 2002 00:27:12
BEFORE you carry out the repair, look at this knowledge base article first
Q312369. It's about potential data loss after a repair is carried out.
Repair
1 First, you'll need to boot from the Windows XP installation CD. Your PC
may not be set up to do this in which case you'll need to enter the BIOS or
'Setup' when your PC boots. Pressing the Delete Key or F2 usually gets you
in. Once there, change the boot sequence so that your CD drive is the first
device.
2 When the PC boots up you'll see a blue screen. Don't press R for Recovery,
instead hit the Enter key to go into Setup. The licence agreement will
appear and after agreeing to this press R for Repair. Don't press Esc as
this will perform an 'over the top installation'.
3 Windows XP will start to Repair the installation. Make sure that you've
got your documentation to hand as you'll be asked to enter the serial number
again. The whole repair process takes about 30 - 45 minutes. Your input will
only be required if a problem crops up.
> > The only thing I can think of is running a Repair in Windows XP. Haven't
> > tried it myself as I was hoping for an easier fix!.
> > > I have just about the same problem the only diference is when I
> installed
> > > Media Player 9 beta my System Recovery was not eneabled and now I
can't
> > see
> > > videos on my Media Player or get back to using the older version that
> did
> > > work
> > > Any ideas ?
> > > Eduardo Pedroso
> > > > Using version 8 in Windows XP with service pack 1. I did install the
> > beta
> > > of
> > > > version 9 then uninstalled it. Now Media Guide won't display.
> > > > Does anyone know why?
> > > > Thanks
by Eduardo Pedros » Sat, 14 Dec 2002 22:15:04
> BEFORE you carry out the repair, look at this knowledge base article first
> Q312369. It's about potential data loss after a repair is carried out.
> Repair
> 1 First, you'll need to boot from the Windows XP installation CD. Your PC
> may not be set up to do this in which case you'll need to enter the BIOS
or
> 'Setup' when your PC boots. Pressing the Delete Key or F2 usually gets you
> in. Once there, change the boot sequence so that your CD drive is the
first
> device.
> 2 When the PC boots up you'll see a blue screen. Don't press R for
Recovery,
> instead hit the Enter key to go into Setup. The licence agreement will
> appear and after agreeing to this press R for Repair. Don't press Esc as
> this will perform an 'over the top installation'.
> 3 Windows XP will start to Repair the installation. Make sure that you've
> got your documentation to hand as you'll be asked to enter the serial
number
> again. The whole repair process takes about 30 - 45 minutes. Your input
will
> only be required if a problem crops up.
> > Repair how?
> > > The only thing I can think of is running a Repair in Windows XP.
Haven't
> > > tried it myself as I was hoping for an easier fix!.
> > > > I have just about the same problem the only diference is when I
> > installed
> > > > Media Player 9 beta my System Recovery was not eneabled and now I
> can't
> > > see
> > > > videos on my Media Player or get back to using the older version
that
> > did
> > > > work
> > > > Any ideas ?
> > > > Eduardo Pedroso
> > > > > Using version 8 in Windows XP with service pack 1. I did install
the
> > > beta
> > > > of
> > > > > version 9 then uninstalled it. Now Media Guide won't display.
> > > > > Does anyone know why?
> > > > > Thanks
by Paul » Sun, 15 Dec 2002 00:03:34
> > You can carry out a Repair in Windows XP that will replace any damaged
or
> > missing files that may be on your system. In theory, existing data and
> files
> > that are OK won't be touched but anything that needs replacing will be.
I
> > wrote about this recently about this, here's the step by step process.
> > BEFORE you carry out the repair, look at this knowledge base article
first
> > Q312369. It's about potential data loss after a repair is carried out.
> > Repair
> > 1 First, you'll need to boot from the Windows XP installation CD. Your
PC
> > may not be set up to do this in which case you'll need to enter the BIOS
> or
> > 'Setup' when your PC boots. Pressing the Delete Key or F2 usually gets
you
> > in. Once there, change the boot sequence so that your CD drive is the
> first
> > device.
> > 2 When the PC boots up you'll see a blue screen. Don't press R for
> Recovery,
> > instead hit the Enter key to go into Setup. The licence agreement will
> > appear and after agreeing to this press R for Repair. Don't press Esc as
> > this will perform an 'over the top installation'.
> > 3 Windows XP will start to Repair the installation. Make sure that
you've
> > got your documentation to hand as you'll be asked to enter the serial
> number
> > again. The whole repair process takes about 30 - 45 minutes. Your input
> will
> > only be required if a problem crops up.
> > > Repair how?
> > > > The only thing I can think of is running a Repair in Windows XP.
> Haven't
> > > > tried it myself as I was hoping for an easier fix!.
> > > > > I have just about the same problem the only diference is when I
> > > installed
> > > > > Media Player 9 beta my System Recovery was not eneabled and now I
> > can't
> > > > see
> > > > > videos on my Media Player or get back to using the older version
> that
> > > did
> > > > > work
> > > > > Any ideas ?
> > > > > Eduardo Pedroso
> > > > > > Using version 8 in Windows XP with service pack 1. I did install
> the
> > > > beta
> > > > > of
> > > > > > version 9 then uninstalled it. Now Media Guide won't display.
> > > > > > Does anyone know why?
> > > > > > Thanks
by Eduardo Pedros » Sun, 15 Dec 2002 00:24:31
> > But will I have to re-install all my programs?
> > > You can carry out a Repair in Windows XP that will replace any damaged
> or
> > > missing files that may be on your system. In theory, existing data and
> > files
> > > that are OK won't be touched but anything that needs replacing will
be.
> I
> > > wrote about this recently about this, here's the step by step process.
> > > BEFORE you carry out the repair, look at this knowledge base article
> first
> > > Q312369. It's about potential data loss after a repair is carried out.
> > > Repair
> > > 1 First, you'll need to boot from the Windows XP installation CD. Your
> PC
> > > may not be set up to do this in which case you'll need to enter the
BIOS
> > or
> > > 'Setup' when your PC boots. Pressing the Delete Key or F2 usually gets
> you
> > > in. Once there, change the boot sequence so that your CD drive is the
> > first
> > > device.
> > > 2 When the PC boots up you'll see a blue screen. Don't press R for
> > Recovery,
> > > instead hit the Enter key to go into Setup. The licence agreement will
> > > appear and after agreeing to this press R for Repair. Don't press Esc
as
> > > this will perform an 'over the top installation'.
> > > 3 Windows XP will start to Repair the installation. Make sure that
> you've
> > > got your documentation to hand as you'll be asked to enter the serial
> > number
> > > again. The whole repair process takes about 30 - 45 minutes. Your
input
> > will
> > > only be required if a problem crops up.
> > > > Repair how?
> > > > > The only thing I can think of is running a Repair in Windows XP.
> > Haven't
> > > > > tried it myself as I was hoping for an easier fix!.
message
> > > > > > I have just about the same problem the only diference is when I
> > > > installed
> > > > > > Media Player 9 beta my System Recovery was not eneabled and now
I
> > > can't
> > > > > see
> > > > > > videos on my Media Player or get back to using the older version
> > that
> > > > did
> > > > > > work
> > > > > > Any ideas ?
> > > > > > Eduardo Pedroso
> > > > > > > Using version 8 in Windows XP with service pack 1. I did
install
> > the
> > > > > beta
> > > > > > of
> > > > > > > version 9 then uninstalled it. Now Media Guide won't display.
> > > > > > > Does anyone know why?
> > > > > > > Thanks
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