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executioneer · #51

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Originally Posted by McMock

And don't bitch about not getting a proper answer. You sound like a kid. People have given you a sollution.

you did not read his post. he said specifically what the problem was, and most everyone is giving solutions to a different problem, including you.

James · #52

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Originally Posted by MetalMilitia

Just incase you didn't know, if you click with the scroll wheel on a link it will open in a new tab. saves all that right clicking business.

Yeah, it's GREAT for when all you want to do is scroll through a page, and you keep accidentally clickin gon links. FIREFOX FOR LIEF.

Now shut the fuck up about browser superiority, and get back to my problem.

MetalMilitia · #53

No one cares about your problems because you are an asshole. Just do us all a favour and never use a computer again.

James · #54

I'm an asshole when given reason to be, as I said before. You give me more than enough reason to wish a plague upon your house. But the majority of the people in this thread I've tried to be nice to, because they are offering their services.

I'm just frustrated that I can't find a way to FIX the problem, only to ignore it.

McMock · #55

Hey I know. Try using google to find the answer!

Anonymous · #56

GOOD IDEA

Raize · #57

Once again. Metal Militia provided the correct answer to your problem on page 2. If it is not working, it is because you haven't provided additional information.

Specifically, that your computer was compromised a while back and the: "C

Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe" file does not look like a "play" triangle with a rainbow of circle around it, and, when double-clicked, does not open windows media player. In that case, you will need to find the binary to download and replace, or, better yet, reinstall windows media player.

If you have reinstalled windows and the problem is still not resolved, I would suggest creating a new user as it might be Application Data settings stored in your profile that is fscking it up.

I do this kind of technical support shit for a living, so you'll have to excuse me as I take the liberty of insulting people online that I don't know, while I try to help them with their technical inadequacies. I don't get to do it with the people that pay me, so I must do it with the people who do not.

James · #58

OK, forgive me if I'm mistaken, but "Play video files in web pages" would mean that... IE will play video files that are embedded into web pages, wouldn't it? I don't see how that option connects to downloading a temporary file. Regardless, I do have that option check. I've also unchecked it and rechecked it just to make sure.

Anyway, I'll look into making a new profile. If it is something in my user data, how would I fix that?