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Window Media Player is very sleggish when I try to edit music, no help formDell!
Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2006-08-31 10:17:00)
by hrova
Dell's warranty is for hardware only, so it is no surpirse they wouldn't help you.If you provdie system details and specifics of the problem, someone may be able to offer insight (not me - I rarely use WMP).
Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2006-08-31 14:19:00)
by SleekLlama
I''m not sure exactly what you mean. Windows Media Player wasn't really made to edit music. It was just made to organize and play your music.Message Edited by SleekLlama on 08-31-200603:20 PM
Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2006-08-31 20:54:00)
by SleekLlama
you should un-install it, then go to windowsmediaplayer.com and re-install it (heck, install the beta version of windows media player 11) when your done with re-installation, when you're opening it, it will ask if you want to search your computer for music files, so do it, make sure you check the box that says let the internet update the stuff too. also, i don't know that it will do that for ...
Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2006-09-02 20:32:00)
by tol_art
Yes, I deleted the old one, and re-installed the new one off of disc, still no good, went to a computer shop, they re-loaded it from Microsoft and now it works fine. It cost me , but , with all the headaches it was giving me, I'm glad it is done now. So if I can find out what I can do to order my skin for my new laptop now, that will make me feel better about Dell. I can't seem to get the ...
Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2006-09-02 21:19:00)
by SleekLlama
no problem, sry you had to end up paying. things like this happen once in a while. i'm going to build my next computer so i won't have to worry about choosing between companies
Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2006-09-02 21:37:00)
by tol_art
Dell say they aren't responsible for software they installed on the computer which caused the computer not to operate properly.. What kind of customer service is that? If you buy a car and the tires are causing a bumping ride, wouldn't you go back to the person you purchased it from. If you get a meal at a resturant and it's not cooked right , don't you have the maker of the meal get it right?...
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Top contributing authors for Window Media Player is very sleggish when I try to edit music, no help formDell!
Well if Dell is known so well for their Customer Service, I guess I 'll just have to wait and see when they finally service me. As I was just assigned a personal customer service rep, and we found out my software was faulty that was installed on my computer which I paid a computer shop to fix locally and now they have admitted the other product I was to get is sold out but they haven't got to change the programing on their site to...
Dell is known for it's customer service so don't bust on them. you're one of those few people that they actually couldn't help. but like i said before, build your own computer and you won't have to deal with companies like Dell if you don't like them so much. simple as that.
Dell's warranty is for hardware only, so it is no surpirse they wouldn't help you.If you provdie system details and specifics of the problem, someone may be able to offer insight (not me - I rarely use WMP).
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