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I just install Windows Seven, it works for the moment very well, only then, I thought It is possible to install Windows Media Player 11 in place of the twelfth version of the same program (for the moment most Online sites do unfortunately that version 11). Thank you
It should not be a problem, being 7 on a Vista driver.
In addition I could see on some forum that some people have done without concern
Thank you for this answer ThoMas321. However, I would like to know how people like this have they proceeded to install WMP11 on Win7? For my part, I tried with a version that is in 64 bits, but it does nothing ..
1. Download Windows Media Player 11 Installer for Windows 7
2. Now Type services.msc on windows 7 search bar
3. Stop Windows Media Player Network
Sharing Service.
4. Take Ownership of following files
All files in “Program Files\Windows Media Player\” folder
All files starting with “wmp” in System32 folder
wmploc.dll.mui in “Sytem32\en-us\” folder
5. Now Run Windows Media Player 11 Installer
6. Now type Regedit on Start Menu Search bar
7. Delete following Registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\Setup\Installed Versions“
(Don’t forget to take Backup of Registry before modifying/editing/deleting any registry key)
8. Reboot your Windows 7
Source : http://www.blogsdna.com/2409/downgra...-windows-7.htm