무능하게 하고 제거하십시오 Windows Media Player 11 (WMP11)에 있는 충동 온라인 상점을
Windows Media Player 11 (WMP11) Windows XP를 위해 창 비스타를 위한 최신 Windows Media Player (WMP)는 및 유효한 Micrsoft에서 다운로드 가능한 Windows XP 진짜 SP2 사용자를 위한 자유로운 독립 프로그램으로 이다. WMP 11는 다른 몇몇 개선 및 증진 플러스 느낌과 접촉 사용자 인터페이스 비스타 같이 창을, 특색짓는다. 주요 새로운 추가의 것은 사용자가 자유로운 14일간 예심을 가진 MTV, VH1 및 CMT에서 무제한 음악 다운로드를 독점적으로 즐기는 것을 허용하는, 온라인으로 충동 음악 서비스의 방법에 있는 경험이 저장하는 통합 MTV 네트워크이다.
아니고 필요한 호소가 모두에게, Windows Media Player 11에서 충동을 제거하고 싶다 촉구하십시오. 무능하게 하기 위하여는, Windows Media Player 11 (WMP11)에 있는 충동을 설치를 해제하기 위하여 제거하고, 제어반에 가십시오 - > 프로그램을 추가하거나 제거하십시오. "충동" 입장을 찾아내고 위에 제거하거나 Windows XP에서) 설치를 해제한다 창 비스타에 있는 프로그램을 누르십시오.
당신이 생각하는 경우에 충동을 WMP 11에서 너무 번잡하다, 간단하고 제거하고기 위하여 그리고 쉽게 충동 온라인 상점으로 들어가기 대신에 과태 상점으로 Napster와 같은 다른 온라인 음악 상점 서비스를 선정하기 위하여 설치를 해제하십시오. 당신은 WMP10에서 것과 같이 상점의 매체 가이드 선택을 만큼 선정할 조차 수 있다. 사용자는 MSN 음악 단추의 밑에 작은 화살에 눌러서 현재 가능한 상점을 전망할 수 있다. 다른 방법은 결코 음악 상점에서 WMP11를 동안 아직도 닫기. WMP11는 상점에서서만 그것의 마지막 국가가 상점에 있는 경우에 시작할 것이다. WMP가 도서관 창유리에 직접적으로 시작한 다음 시간 갈 것이다 그래야, 이렇게 간단하게 위에 WMP11 창유리에 있는 "도서관" 전망을의 앞에 끈다 미디어 플레이어를 누르십시오.
당신이 Windows Media Player 11를 설치하지 않는 것을 있는 경우에, 당신은 충동 온라인 음악 상점을 설치하지 않는 것을 선택할 수 있다. 정상에 의하여 WMP11 체제 설치 과정을 시작하십시오. 체제에 의하여 끝난 파일을 베낀 것이 설치하고, 체제 마법사 선수 윤곽 간 후에. (추천하는) 설치된 급행 대신에 관례를 선택하십시오. 다음 클릭하거든 최종 선택에, 사용자는 세트 충동에 선택권으로 때문에 과태 상점 선물되기 온라인 상점을 설치하지 않기. 위에 설치하지 않으며 온라인 상점 선택권을 완료하지 않는다 임명 선수 체제를 누르십시오. 이렇게 하면, 충동은 설치되지 않을 것이다.
중요한: 이것은 보장 없이 "있는 그대로" 제공되는 기계 번역 페이지이다. 기계번역은 이해하기 곤란할지도 모른다. 참고하십시오 원래 영국 기사 whenever possible.
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January 29th, 2007 00:19
It’d be nice if all that worked. But I did the custom installation and selected not to install URGE, it did anyway. I also selected not to have WMP 11 take over as the default media player, it did that anyway as well. Not surprising with a microsoft product, but annoying.
January 31st, 2007 11:06
Dan, couldn’t agree more. I don’t think I have urge installed.. I choose not to install it, however, every time I load wmp I see the urge icon there, which bugs me.
All their advertising has done is guarantee that I wont use their service - ever (u loose Urge and u loose bigger than u think cause im going to tell ppl how crap it really is).
I went and installed a plugin, sheesh, I wont do this again, because the icon has now changed from urge to napster and after the big napster deal im really concerned im going to get raped with spam (spyware adware whatever - stuff we’ve all grown too loathe)
It seems to me that MS aren’t making enough money with the monopoly they have.. why else do we get so many friggn ads and from an OS? It should be free of that shit. I mean didnt the Television commercials piss people off enough for us not to have this shit? You know that movie ur watching on free to air - the last 10mins takes an hour cause of the damn commercials.. frigg.
January 31st, 2007 11:09
btw i forgot to add I cant get rid of either.. napster or urge show up in my add remove programs list.
February 1st, 2007 15:22
How come on my machine URGE is not listed in “Add or Remove Programs” of Windows XP but the media player does show it under online stores? Is there other way to remove it? I can’t find an URGE folder under “Program Files” directory either.
February 3rd, 2007 11:15
I dont believe the article to be accurate or correct in it’s representation of the capability to prevent the install and/or accomplish the removal of the “online stores feature” of Media Player 11. At least when installed on XP SP2.
February 12th, 2007 03:58
The recommendations didn’t work for me. I tried to remove all possible references to Urge, Napster etc in th eregistry but to no avail. The icon still appears in WMP 11. Typical Microsoft. Eventually, Windows will turn into a billboard for ads and improve as a spyware magnet.
February 14th, 2007 13:14
Denny, I think you are absolutely right. Everyone else, chill. My first question is this. Why are you all tied up in knots because there is an icon on your media player when you should all be sitting in corners with dunce caps on for using WMP in the first place. Hello??? There are far too many more capable and less intrusive media players out there and if it’s because for some reason you actually like WMP, then just don’t look at the stupid URGE icon. An icon does NOT an installed and running program make.
February 14th, 2007 23:57
this article is complete bullshit
February 21st, 2007 22:57
What the author wrote here isn’t so much a “removal” of the URGE crap, but he does offer a way to “hide” it.
It appears to Purge Urge totally from WMP11 will require a registry mod. But that’s not required for a quick fix…
ACTUALLY, if you read what the author wrote, it works to hide urge. I’ll try to break it down for you in a step by step fashion. Of course those whos vocabulary is rather limited to vulgar outburst may need to go back to using a regular CD player. Step away from the keyboard…
1. The crappy URGE is on the bar. Surpress your desire to fly to Redmond and punch out Bill.
2. Click on VIEW, you will see it up at the top of the window. You need to be in FULL MODE and also be able to see your command bar.
3. Scroll down the menu to “Online Stores”
4. A new menu will open to the right. Here you will see “Media Guide” NOW, regular click on this
5. You will hear some clicking sound, the URGE crap will vanish from the bar and “Media Guide” will magically appear.
6. Now return to your preferred view. Media Guide will remain. You have effectively purged urge from your view.
Someone might have to help poor Bret. Also make sure to change his bib and diaper too.
~td99
March 9th, 2007 09:46
URGE was making the loading of WMP so ridiculously slow… The program was in my Add/Remove Programs list, so I uninstalled it. Started up WMP again, and it’s running awesomely. Icon’s still there, but hey… doesn’t bother too much.
Thank you!
March 12th, 2007 10:23
Oh well…what a joke….no media guide on my view
“folder” just URGE and once again; urge…I didn’t installed so I cannot remove but this slow “something” connect to the Internet even i did disabled….two small Trojan and a few back door installer “cookie” was collected by “him”…what a great program…back to the 10….have a nice nightmare with Redmond….
March 24th, 2007 11:17
Thanx…. That worked
April 12th, 2007 13:42
Tripperdan’s instructions work great for hiding Urge. I removed Urge completely by following the article author’s (poorly written) instructions…
1) In Add/Remove Programs, remove Windows Media Format 11 Runtime if present. Restart your system.
2) In Add/Remove Programs, remove Windows Media Player. Restart your system.
3) Download Media Player 11 from
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/11/default.aspx
4) Disable Media Player Mini Mode if activated by right-clicking your taskbar, choose Toolbars and uncheck Win Media Player
5) Run the installer
6) When prompted, choose custom installation
7) When asked to choose a media guide, check the bottom box “Not at this time”
April 12th, 2007 13:44
Never mind, It’s still there. You must need to mess with the registry. Just hide as per Tripperdan’s instructions. Sorry:P
July 30th, 2007 22:16
Thanks to the original author and to Tripperdan99.URGE was listed in add/remove programs and it was able to be removed. Thanks to Trippers instructions the icon (which even though a program it does not make was very irritating)is now also gone. Thanks again very helpful.