Unistall or Reinstall Windows Media Player in Windows 7

Sometimes Windows innate program are often troubled or do not function normally. This can make our computer performance is not optimal. These tips might you need if an innate program like Windows Media Player were damaged or not functioning as usual. The best overcome to that problem is reinstall. However, many do not know the steps. Here is the steps to reinstall the program Windows Media Player in Windows 7.

1. Click Start menu and then Run. Type "appwiz.cpl" (without the quotes) and press Enter for opening Programs and Features window.
2. In Programs and Features window, click "Turn Windows Features on or off" it's on the left side of the window.
3. Featured Windows window will appear. Expand node "Media Features". Then remove the check mark or grass on the Windows Media Player option and click OK.
4. A dialog will appear stating that the disable windows media player then you also will disable Windows Media Center. Click OK in the dialog.
5. Next, a window that asks if you want to restart with your computer. Click the restart button to complete the uninstall process windows media player.

Restart process and deleting Windows Media Player program need longer time than the usually required by computer when restart. When the restart process is completed, Windows Media Player will disappear from your computer. Already completed the steps to uninstall (remove) Windows Media Player from your computer.

If you want reinstall Windows Media Player, you give check mark in steps number 3 and following the instructions. I hope the tips for unistall or reinstall Windows Media Player in windows 7 useful for us. If you have questions about unistall or reinstall Windows Media Player in windows 7, send via comment form.

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