IE7 Beta problems.

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After IE7 install, my WMP 10's, will not match my licenses to my media. It
will verify the licenses exists and even where they are located, but when I
try to utilize protected media, it automatically trys to connect to internet
to, 'obtain license'.
After a new licenses install, it will freeze all activities. Then I have to
close/open,
the player to reactivate it, then when I hit play, it automatically trys to
enter Internet, to obtain license. It's Dante's vicious circle, in
Cyberspace. Please Advise.
 
Thank you very much for your directions, and had already contacted your
suggested support...They, said the problem, was most likely, in either the
WMP, or my systems enbedded security setting, that I could not access from
IE, so they suggested I come here, for help.
 
My reply is at the bottom of your message :

OKsooner said:
Thank you very much for your directions, and had already contacted your
suggested support...They, said the problem, was most likely, in either the
WMP, or my systems enbedded security setting, that I could not access from
IE, so they suggested I come here, for help.
Click to expand...

The one who told you that you should come here for help is wrong . This
function of Windows Media Player is connected to Internet Explorer.

Internet Explorer 7 is BETA products which means not finished yet and with
bugs in it. Unless you are paid BETA tester , I suggest you remove IE7 and
come back to IE6 which is also really secure and useful. If you uninstall IE7
, after the removing it check your basic funtions such as firewall and
Operating System functions.



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Uninstall IE7 via Add/Remove...check the box at the top "Show Updates", it
will be listed in the updates section. Or use System Restore to go back to
prior the installation.
We aren't Microsoft here, just fellow PC users like you. Once in a while a
Microsoft person will appear, but that's rare.
The internetexplorer.general newsgroup is the only one for IE7 support.
 
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