Windows Media Services cannot bind to ports in your firewall that are being used by other services. You can avoid port conflicts between the Windows Media Services service and other services by assigning each service to a different port. You can install multiple network interface cards and assign IP addresses for the Windows Media Services service and other services to different cards, enabling each service to use the same port with a unique IP address. You can also configure the Windows Media Services service and other services to bind to separate IP address/port combinations on a single network interface card.
Windows Media Player no longer detects a connected portable device. Reconnect your portable device, and then try to sync ...
Windows Media Player requires %lu megabytes (MB). Upgrading will take approximately %lu minutes over a 28.8 KBps connection. ...
Windows Media Player requires a DVD decoder to play DVD media. Go online to learn how to obtain and install a DVD decoder. ...
Windows Media Player was not closed properly. A damaged or incompatible plug-in might have caused the problem to occur. As ...
Windows Media Services cannot bind to ports in your firewall that are being used by other services. You can avoid port conflicts ...
Windows Media Services will only run on Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition and Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition.%0 ...
Windows Messenger is automatically loaded and running when a user logs on to a Windows XP computer. You can use this setting ...
Windows might not be able to record details that could help identify system errors because your current paging file is disabled ...
Windows must connect to the Internet to verify the file's media usage rights. Connect to the Internet, and then try again. ...