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There is no formal uninstaller, though it’s pretty easy to reverse engineer the bat file to clear out your system.

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The installation binary for Windows Media Player 7.1 for Windows NT is nothing fancy, just a zip file which you will need to drag into your own file system, and a bat file that you need to run yourself. View: Windows NT 4.0 Installation, Patches & Updates Guide (HPC:Factor)

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If you don’t want to install Microsoft Internet Explorer, stop reading now and go and download WinAmp. I recommend that you follow my guide, and get yourself the Internet Explorer 6.0 SP1 (with the shell update) from HPC:Factor or anyone else you care to source it from.

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Step one in this plan is for you to fully patch NT 4.0.

Windows Media 7 ActiveX Control for Internet Explorer.

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Q828026 Windows Media Player URL Script Command Update.

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Q817787 Flaw in Windows Media Player Skins Code Execution.Q808226 Windows Media Player Script Commands Update.Q308567 ASF Processor Contains Unchecked Buffer.Windows Media Device Manager (untested).If you are so inclined, you can inflate the installer yourself. I have created a redistributable of the Windows Media Player 7.1, which will enable you to get it working in a few very short steps. It should however work with NT 4.0 Server and Advanced Server (it may not Terminal Server). NOTE: This has only been tested under Windows NT 4.0 Workstation SP6a on a Virtual PC Image, and has not been thoroughly tested in features or performance. However, it loads with a Kernel related error and attempting to fix it goes too far plus, when all is said and done, I wasn’t going to spend that much time on this project. You are probably wondering at this point why I’m fiddling with Windows Media Player 7.1, when there is a version 9 release out there just waiting to be converted down.

Though it was exceptionally time consuming to initially setup, the program runs on the Windows NT 4.0 kernel with no modifications, no special DLL’s ripped from any other version of Windows, and relies upon nothing more than the Windows Media Player 7.1 installer binary, and a fully patched Windows NT 4.0 installation. Neither is the process some sort of hack which would be seen as a breach of EULA terms by rewriting, hex-editing, decompiling or resource editing even a single binary digit of Microsoft code. I would like to stress that the image is not a fake, it is a genuine Windows NT 4.0 Workstation screenshot. If you’re someone who takes such information as sacrosanct, then this might surprise you: Pentium or AMD Athlon K6 266 MHz processor or faster.Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows 2000, or Windows Millennium Edition.Microsoft Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows 2000, or Windows Millennium Edition.If the video is downloaded captions may not be displayed because your WMV player cannot find the captioning ('SAMI') file stored on the web server. Please note that it is recommended that you choose to view the video from the FDA page rather than downloading the video file to preserve captioning. Note: It may be necessary to close down Windows Media player and restart it for the changes to take effect. From the drop down menu select ' Lyrics, Captions and Subtitles'.Selecting ' Play' in the menu bar (keyboard equivalent: Alt+P),.Turn captions on by selecting ' Play' then option ' Captions and Subtitles' then sub option ' On if Available'.Check the box ' Show local captions when present'.Selecting ' Tools' from the menu bar (keyboard equivalent: Alt+T),.

From the drop down menu select ' Captions and Subtitles'.

Selecting ' Play' in the menu bar (keyboard equivalent: Alt+P),.

When the player window opens turn captions on by: The WMV Player must be in 'Full Mode' (select Control+F1) rather than 'Skins Mode' since few of the Skins support closed captions. Note: After making the selections described, it may be necessary to close down Windows Media player and restart it for the changes you have made to take effect. The steps to be followed depend upon the version of the player installed. The following instructions apply to the Windows Media player.