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Pocket PC Forum / End Users / Multimedia / April 2004

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Error: Cannot find 'player'

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Rick Schulze - 17 Apr 2004 17:05 GMT
After batteries drained and programs lost on iPAQ 1910,
reinstallation of Windows Media Player 8 For Pocket PC
from original CD fails with the error message: "Cannot
find 'player' (or one of its components).  Make sure the
path and filename are correct and all the required
libraries are available."  Have reinstalled multiple
times with the same result.  This software worked fine
before the power loss.
Ramases - 17 Apr 2004 18:33 GMT
Hi

I "lost" Media Player on my 1910 too. Having searched Google I found a
solution that worked for me - it is a bit involved but is not as bad as it
looks. I'm including the text below. As I said it worked for me, but I give
no warranty about it. You should do a full back-up before you try it.

It involves WMP 7.1 (available from the MS download site) which PPC 2002
says you can't use -don't worry, be of good faith and
do the following: - when you install WMP7.1 on the desktop, you'll get the
error message saying version not compatible

- don't close the error dialog

- look for a file "wolf.arm.cab" in the temp folder of your desktop (you may
need to change folder options to show hidden files/folders)

- copy that file to your PPC's Start Menu

- you may then close the error message on the desktop

- on your PPC, go to Start Menu, tap on the cab file to install the program"

HTH.

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> After batteries drained and programs lost on iPAQ 1910,
> reinstallation of Windows Media Player 8 For Pocket PC
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> times with the same result.  This software worked fine
> before the power loss.
Rick Schulze - 24 Apr 2004 11:21 GMT
Thank you for your advice, but although I followed it exactly the problem remained the same.  However, I followed your lead in searching Google and found the solution that worked for me:
http://www.pocketpccity.com/boards/Ipaq/messages/21976.html
 
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