Windows Media Player

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nachovx
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Re: Windows Media Player

Post by nachovx »

They're in the registry and stuck for some reason - the easiest way to get rid of them is to d/l Ad-Aware from and do a full scan of your pc for spyware - a useful bi-product is that it also lists all the mru entries from the registry of recently played items - just let it delete them.

You could also run regedit and locate them yourself and delete them, but Ad0Aware is easier.
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