Windows Media Format 11 Runtime reviews
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NI
why does so many downloads end unsuccessful, and why is it more of an inconvenience to download your program then it is helpful?
Admin's reply:
1. It isn't our software.
2. You're downloading it from Microsoft's server. Try to use a download manager and read the instructions from "HOW TO DOWNLOAD" box.
Admin's reply:
1. It isn't our software.
2. You're downloading it from Microsoft's server. Try to use a download manager and read the instructions from "HOW TO DOWNLOAD" box.
VM
You'd better teach how to retrieve the windows media format runtime from the media player packages designed for any specific platform. That'll probably give a lot less errors.
Just download the media player package for your specific OS version and unpack it. One of the files is the wmfdist11.exe file which you are after. Unpacking is done with Total Commander (Alt+F9, unpack specific file), or any other utility capable of unpacking .exe files.
Just download the media player package for your specific OS version and unpack it. One of the files is the wmfdist11.exe file which you are after. Unpacking is done with Total Commander (Alt+F9, unpack specific file), or any other utility capable of unpacking .exe files.
DW
Not good.
I'm running it in Win7 64-bit with 22gb of hard-drive space free and it says, "Not enough storage is available to process this command. Installation did not complete."
I'm assuming it's Win7 incompatible but I'm not certain.
Fails here.
I'm running it in Win7 64-bit with 22gb of hard-drive space free and it says, "Not enough storage is available to process this command. Installation did not complete."
I'm assuming it's Win7 incompatible but I'm not certain.
Fails here.
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