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rdegenna:
Our tech support people installed office xp on my computer without my permission.  With it came media player 9.  I haven't gone through the setup routine, but it's on the hard drive.

Is there a way to get rid of it so that I can go back to something less intrusive, like ver 6?

If you have any ideas, please email me at [email protected]

Thanks.

Ray

mobrien_12:
Nope you are pretty much screwed.  Thanks go to microsoft for violating their own rule about how applications should have their own uninstaller.

skyman8081:
There is Media Player Classic the look of 6.x but can do more modern things and play any video that has a codec for it (WMP 7-9, Divx, xviD, Quicktime etc..) as well as DVD, VCD... :-P

site is being re-done, link is a Google Cache (download at sf.net)

[ September 01, 2003: Message edited by: [root@localhost /]$ ]

Fett101:
Only way that I know of is to use the System Restore feature to rollback the PC. It's supposed to create a restore point when it's installed, unless your tech people told it not to.

Calum:
short answer: you can't. this is the stock answer for many microsoft related problems. in fact...
http://belg88.com/faqman/index.php?op=view&t=66

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