Install Windows Media Player 11 In A Non-Genuine Windows XP

So here’s how you can easily install WMP11 on your non-genuine Windows XP. Here’s what you need
1] The Windows Media Player executable. DO NOT DOWNLOAD IT FROM MICROSOFT’S HOME PAGE. Get it from here, or here. If none of these work, Google for it, useless.
2] WinRAR. Get it from here.
3] Fifteen minutes [Actually, this depends on the speed of you internet connection, and the resources of your PC]
Here are the steps. Follow them in the exact order, after turning off your Internet Connection.
1] After you’ve downloaded Windows Media Player 11 from the given links, and also installed WinRAR, right-click on the executable i.e wmp11-windowsxp-x86-enu, and click Extract to wmp11-windowsxp-x86-enu/. This will only work if you have WinRAR installed. (I guess other archivers such as PeaZip might work as well, but you see, this is tried and tested]





2] After the extraction is done, open the wmp11-windowsxp-x86-enu folder. You’ll see this big list of files. Ignore all, but the last two rows, which is full of icon-less executables.



3] Now, run the wmp11 file. Follow the procedure, and finish the install. Go to Start, All Programs, and click on Windows Media Player. You should now be greeted by these windows, which’ll make you feel WMP11 is already installed. Choose Custom Settings in this, click Next and…



… uncheck all the boxes in this, and click Next.



4] Now, you must see an error, telling you that the wrong version of WMP is here when something else was expected, or some crap like that. Click No, and go back to the wmp11-windowsxp-x86-enu folder (which you saw in Step 2).

5] Install all the remaining executables, in the exact order I tell you (They’re all in the same order anyway):

1] umdf
2] WindowsXP-MSCompPackV1-x86
3] wmdbexport
4] wmfdist11
5] wmpappcompat

Installing all these should be easy, as all you have to do is click Next. One thing though, do check those boxes, which prompt you to restart Windows. Notice that I’ve left out wmp11, as you’ve already installed that.

6] Now, re-install wmp11, and re-do Step 3. Now…



… Ka-chow!

Hope this worked for you (it sure did for me and a couple others). Comment if it worked, or didn’t!

HTTP Error 500.24 - Internal Server Error

An ASP.NET setting has been detected that does not apply in Integrated managed pipeline mode.

The above error is a usual and simple error. Only make sure following settings are correct

Right click on your website and take advanced settings as below



In advanced settings change apppool as below

The Fastest And Most Easiest Method To Make Bootable Windows Installation USB Disks

Preparing bootable USB drives has always been a not so easy task requiring a combination of tricks, hacks and tools, thanks to freeware utility WinToFlash this won't be the case any longer as it allows users to create bootable USB disk drives having Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 2008, Windows 7 installation or any other BartPE compatible environment from CD/DVD to USB in a fast and automated way.

Apart from preparing bootable Windows installation and BartPE USB disk drivers WinToFlash also supports making of bootable MS-DOS disks.
WinToFlash provides both an easy to use wizard-mode for fast and easy bootable disk creation, coupled with an Advanced-mode letting users customize settings as per their choice as shown below.

Photo Walk-through Of Wizard Mode To Create Bootable Windows Setup USB Disk

 

WinToFlash Advanced Mode With USB Installation Disk Customization Options

To boot from the USB disk you must make it the first-boot device in BIOS as below :

1. With the bootable USB flash drive inserted in your computer, restart the machine.
2. Enter the BIOS setup menu to change the boot device priority setting.
3.  
 
 
4. Change settings to make Removable drive the first option.
5.  
 
 
6. Exit the BIOS setup making sure you save the changes.
7.  

WinToFlash Download Link :

• Win2Flash

Services.Msc is Not Showing Services in Extended View in XP

It sounds like your jscript.dll file has somehow become unregistered, so you can reregister it.

To do that, click Start, Run and in the box enter:

regsvr32  jscript.dll

Click OK and then you should see a message like this:

DllRegisterServer in jscript.dll succeeded.

It is fine to register the DLLs even if they are already registered.

If you did not unregister the DLL yourself. perhaps your system has some malicious software infection.

I would follow up with this:

Perform some scans for malicious software, then fix any remaining issues:

Download, install, update and do a full scan with these free malware detection programs: