windows mutimedia

How do I do the system restore? I upgraded to version 9 last weekend, and
still can't open any links that are sent to me, and when I attempted to try
to uninstall it, it told me that there had been an error that could be fixed.
So, I just re-installed it. Will I be able to restore it to the way it was
under these conditions? By the way, my error code was 0xC00D1198.

"Mike M" wrote:

> You don't. Both Windows Media Player and Moviemaker are part of the basic
> Win Me install. If however you have recently upgraded to WMP9 then you
> can use system restore to rollback your system to the state it was in
> before this upgrade but I would only recommend doing this if the upgrade
> was within the last week.
> --
> Mike Maltby MS-MVP
> mike.maltby.RemoveThis@gmail.com
>
>
> muggie <muggie43.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > how do I unistall it
>
>

Using system restore you can return your system to the state it was in at
the time and date the restore point you choose to restore to was created.

There are plenty of ways you can do this including:
a) By using the System Restore link in the Start | Programs | Accessories
| System Tools folder
b) From the link in Help & Support
c) From the link on the General tab of MSConfig (Start, Run, enter
MSConfig and click OK),
d) By entering C:\windows\system\rstrui.exe in the Start | Run box and
clicking OK, or,
e) By directly double clicking the file rstrui.exe (Use Windows Explorer,
rstrui.exe is in the windows\system\restore folder).
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP
mike.maltby.RemoveThis@gmail.com


Cassie <Cassie.RemoveThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> How do I do the system restore? I upgraded to version 9 last weekend,
> and still can't open any links that are sent to me, and when I
> attempted to try to uninstall it, it told me that there had been an
> error that could be fixed. So, I just re-installed it. Will I be able
> to restore it to the way it was under these conditions? By the way,
> my error code was 0xC00D1198.