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Old 01-15-2007, 10:52 AM
Paul E. Jones
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Re: Windows Media Player 11 / HP iPAQ 4150/4155 Issue

Chris,

This is all the more reason to be frustrated, knowing it is a known issue
since the last beta. It's one thing to tell you when you first run it or
until you say, "don't tell me anymore", but it's completely different to
keep complaining every singe time you start the program.

Of course, it may not matter at all now, as my Pocket PC will not sync with
my PC any longer. In an effort to fix the problem, I upgraded to ActiveSync
4.2 on Oct. 31. That seemed to work OK. But, yesterday (Nov. 2) afternoon,
Norton Antivirus told me it had updates for me, so I installed them. After
that, the PocketPC stopped syncing. It's been 24 hours now... no sync.

Norton AV to blame? Something resulting from rebooting the machine after
updating Norton AV? Who knows.

The good news is that, since I can't connect to sync, Windows Media Player
11 is no longer complaining. :-)

Don't you just love these software interactions?

Paul

PS - In all seriousness, this has to get fixed in the next couple of days,
because I'll be out traveling for the next 3 weeks.


<applechris******.com> wrote in message
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> Hi paul,
>
> i also have the same issue. which is really annoying! since i like wmp
> 11. i didnt have this problem with beta 1. only beta 2 and the final
> version. its bad huh. and the internet is not really helpful. ah well.
> just have to put up with for the time being until someone finds a fix.
>
> chris
>
>
>
>
> Paul E. Jones wrote:
>> Folks,
>>
>> I installed Windows Media Player 11 today and it reports this error:
>> "Your
>> device is using an outdated driver that is no longer supported by Windows
>> Media Player. For additional assistance, click Web Help."
>>
>> I did not find the web help particularly useful (only suggesting I remove
>> WMP 11) and I could not immediately find the source of the problem. I
>> finally discovered that it was my Pocket PC (iPAQ 4150).
>>
>> Since I don't use that device to play music, I absolutely do not care
>> whether there is or is not an updated driver. But, I certainly want to
>> get
>> rid of this annoying message. Does anybody know how to disassociate the
>> Pocket PC from Media Player?
>>
>> If that's not easily done, any idea when HP might possibly produce an
>> updated driver for this?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Paul

>



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