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jedimasta
So I've Googled my eyes out looking for some sort of solution to this
problem. I've got an Xbox 360 and setup a laptop to do media sharing to
it using Media Player 11. Unfortunately, the lappy tanked, so I've moved
my external media drive to my desktop system and installed WMP11.
After installing though, the very first thing I go to do is share the
library so the Xbox can pick it up. Problem is, it won't let me. I
click the Library drop down menu and choose media sharing and
immediately get the following message:
"You are logged on with a user account that does not have sufficient
permissions to turn on media sharing"
I keep thinking 'I beg to differ', since there are only two user
accounts on this XP (sp2) system and they are both Administrators with
full rights. I've run the gamut of usually solutions,
uninstall/reinstall, rollback to wmp10 and reinstall and set the WMP
shortcut to run as Administrator. Everything I can think of short of a
full system wipe. No luck.
Any takers? I'm stumped.
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problem. I've got an Xbox 360 and setup a laptop to do media sharing to
it using Media Player 11. Unfortunately, the lappy tanked, so I've moved
my external media drive to my desktop system and installed WMP11.
After installing though, the very first thing I go to do is share the
library so the Xbox can pick it up. Problem is, it won't let me. I
click the Library drop down menu and choose media sharing and
immediately get the following message:
"You are logged on with a user account that does not have sufficient
permissions to turn on media sharing"
I keep thinking 'I beg to differ', since there are only two user
accounts on this XP (sp2) system and they are both Administrators with
full rights. I've run the gamut of usually solutions,
uninstall/reinstall, rollback to wmp10 and reinstall and set the WMP
shortcut to run as Administrator. Everything I can think of short of a
full system wipe. No luck.
Any takers? I'm stumped.
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jedimasta
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