HD Tutorial: Get Windows Media Player 11 in Windows XP
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***WATCH IN HD*** For all the XP Power users looking for the live search features, and increased simplicity and sweet design of Windows Media Player 11, here's your video - now you can have this on your XP machine, your Windows 7 Machine, and your Vista machine! Here's the link I promised: microsoft.com Enjoy - SUBSCIBE
This tutorial demonstrates how to obtain Windows Media Player 11 on a Windows XP system. The presenter begins by clarifying that Windows XP cannot natively host the Vista-era Windows Media Player 11, which is built into newer Windows versions, and sets up the motivation for the workaround. The video then guides viewers to the official Microsoft download page via a descriptive path, starting with locating the download button and proceeding through the activation prompts that may require validation. After initiating the download, the presenter indicates that the installer will offer a selection of language options, and shows how English can be chosen before continuing to installation. Once installed, the video highlights several notable features expected in WMP 11 such as the large glowing play button, transparency effects in XP, and the visualizer, along with a live music search capability that updates as you type. The closing portion reassures viewers about the simplicity of installation and hints at future content about plugins for Windows Media Player, while inviting viewers to subscribe for more tutorials and video ideas.
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Questions answered
- How do I download Windows Media Player 11 for Windows XP according to the video?
- Visit the official Microsoft Windows Media Player page, click the download button, complete any required validation, select English if needed, and proceed with the installation.
- What features are highlighted as part of Windows Media Player 11 in XP?
- The video mentions a large glowing button, transparency in XP, a visualizer, and a live music search feature.