Windows Media player not working on Windows 7 ultimate

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ok Prazsky thanks for helping me
now i am scanning pc with the above command & I will tell you in few mins if it's work for me or not

[Prazsky]

OK I am been able to manually edit wmploc.dll on my laptop and change the version number to the one you need.

First of all, try the two fixes mentioned in my previous post. If both fails, you need to start your computer in safe mode and then go to C:\Windows\System32 folder and then replace your wmploc.dll file with the one I have uploaded:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F02X38TQ

Note: If you have already downloaded the file using the previous MU link, please re-download using the above link again as I made further modifications to the file and re-uploaded it.

If you can replace the file successfully. There's a 99% chance your problem might be fixed.

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ok bro give me that file

[Prazsky]

I posted the new link for the file in the above post.

Btw what about the sfc scan? Found anything?

Did you try the WMP fix tool?

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i tried the wmp fix tool but nothing happened & i start scannin gpc with sfc command but during scanning power was gone
now i have downloaded the file you posted...let me switch to safe mode & try this method

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@Prazsky
i switch into safe mode & replace that ddl file & again switch windows in normal mode
but when i open wmp it's showing same error but this time file versions reverted

[Prazsky]

OMG lol. This is just unbelievable. I have never seen anything like this before. I am all outta options for now. I will give it a shot in my test laptop and let you know if I can find any alternative fix.

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ok dude sure
but thanks a lot for helping me alot

[Prazsky]

If you were you, I would just give it one last try by uninstalling WMP using the Turn Windows Features On or Off option in Control Panel. Delete the wmploc.dll file from System32 folder and then download a fresh copy of WMP 12 and install it.

I was pretty sure correcting the version number would fix the problem but there seems to be more to it that what meets the eye.

[Prazsky]

Ok here's another go. Remove these entries from the registry and see if it works:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\ Setup\Installed Versions\wmp.dll
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\ Setup\Installed Versions\wmploc.dll
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\ Setup\Installed Versions\wmplayer.exe

Edit: If this doesn't work either. Please go to your system32 folder and upload the wmploc.dll and wmp.dll files for me. I will try and fix them on my test laptop and get back to you tomorrow.