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By Joris Evers, CNET News.com
Published on ZDNet News: March 8, 2006, 7:45 PM PT
If you've noticed your Windows Media Player acting strange, Microsoft has an explanation.
A trio of updates for the media player software, including a recent security patch, can cause the software to malfunction, the software maker said in a technical support article published on its Web site earlier this week. Microsoft late Wednesday e-mailed notices alerting customers to the support page.
Microsoft fixes can cause Windows Media Player trouble
Published on ZDNet News: March 8, 2006, 7:45 PM PT
If you've noticed your Windows Media Player acting strange, Microsoft has an explanation.
A trio of updates for the media player software, including a recent security patch, can cause the software to malfunction, the software maker said in a technical support article published on its Web site earlier this week. Microsoft late Wednesday e-mailed notices alerting customers to the support page.
Microsoft fixes can cause Windows Media Player trouble
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