If the Windows Media Player times damaged should be, this can not be just uninstall, but can access the default settings reset will. Also resetting the entire Media Library can be implemented using a targeted approach.

1. Reset the media player

First of all it will describe how to do the whole Resets media player:

To do this, you should first use the folder options im Windows Explorer the setting Show hidden files folders and drives, be selected.

Once the setting has been made, navigate to the Windows Explorer to the path:

 

C: \ Users \ “User“ \ AppData \ Local \ Microsoft \ Media Player

Here awards man now for the Media Player- folder an any other Namur. In this Example is his name now Media Player1.

Attention! The folder can only be renamed when the media player is closed, i.e. not running in the background. If in doubt, just restart it.

starten one now the Media Player, you get that again View with the initial settings.

 2. Reset the media library

If you just want to set up the media library again, you can do this in a very similar way. To do this, open the Media Player folder and name the file CurrentDatabase_372 at will.

Attention! Obviously it doesn't make sense to file CurrentDatabase_372 in the already renamed Media Player folder. Renamed folders or files will be ignored by the media player in the future.

 

 

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