#HOW TO MAKE WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER THE DEFAULT HOW TO#

I even tried changing NowPlaying to Rip and Burn and Sync. To change the default media player in Windows 11/10, follow these steps: Press Win+I to open the Windows Settings. How to Set Windows Media Player as Your Default Music Player in Windows 10 Scroll down the Start menus list of apps and click the Windows Accessories entry. I get the same result no matter what I do. WAV in the list and select the app to be used to open this type of file by default. wav files, follow these steps: 1) Go to Start > Settings > Apps > Default apps > Choose default app by file type. I don't know the difference between that and taking out ' /prefetch:1', the above thread didn't use ' /prefetch:1', but I tried both methods. If the goal is to change the default player for. On one of these other sites someone suggested to those whose Windows Media Player forces itself to Library to create the shortcut in exactly the same way but to edit the target path by adding:ДЄt the end. I've created the shortcut, edited the target path, trying out ' /Task Library' and ' /Task MediaLibrary' but always the same result. You need to perform 2 steps each to swap to 64-bit. You can make WMP the default player for just about every kind of media that supports. There is second method that make the WMP 11 ењ†4 as the default media player for the Windows Vista. You can also change this default video player to any other video player app of your choice.

#HOW TO MAKE WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER THE DEFAULT TV#

I only have one Program Files directory (the above thread mentioned a x086 directory that I don't have). Scroll the list until you find Windows Media Player, then click to select it. Windows 10 comes with Movies & TV App as default video player. I tried the fix discussed in that thread and I'm getting the result that John originally had, where it stays open in Library view for half a second and then forces itself back into Now Playing view. I wish I had their problem because, like the situation in the above thread, mine defaults to Now Playing view and I want it to open in Library view! The only difference between my problem and the one in the above thread is that I'm using Vista, they were using Windows 7.

#HOW TO MAKE WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER THE DEFAULT WINDOWS 7#

I'm having a similar problem with Windows Media Player 11 in Windows Vista that was discussed with regards to Windows Media Player 12 in Windows 7 in the thread found at:ДЄ number of sites say that in Vista, Windows Media Player always opens in Library view and it's ticking them off because they want it to open in Now Playing view, the opposite problem as in the above thread.

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