Reply With QuoteThis might work. Thank you.
There are so many threads regarding this topic, I thought this might get lost so I have start this new thread.
1. start in safe mode
2. uninstall and manually remove all musicmatch files.
3. manually delete all musicmatch files from your windows registry (I only found one file)
4. reboot then re-install musicmatch again.
I have followed this through twice ( because it seemed to work for someone) and still get "ordinal 1191 could not be located in the dynamic link library PX.dll".
It is set for admin, windows 2000.
I had to manually place PX.dll in the window/system32 and program files (x86)/musicmatch folders before begining the install.
Any suggestions?
Cheers,
Keith
This might work. Thank you.
We help not because we need to but we help because we want to.........there's a big difference between "need" and "want"
What might work?
When I first installed Vista 64,I spent about 3 days getting MMJ 9 to work.And did.For a year and a half it worked fine,except super tagging.
Then two weeks ago,after not trying to burn a cd/dvd from it for about 6 months,I discovered that it didn,t see my dvd players any more.So...I decided to re-install it...bad mistake...REALLY bad mistake..
Now after working on it for two weeks,and re-installing Vista 4 times from a re-format,I came to the conclusion....it ain't going to work..
I tried everything that i could think of,all the suggestions I could find on the web,manually registering dll's,the whole nine yards.All to no avail.
I did however find a way to get version 10 to work.
If you have MMJ installed,remove it and clean the registry.
Install Yahoo;s version ymj_2_2_2_058 just a normal install.run it once and close it.
Then install mmatch10004033 set compat mode to xpsp2 and run as admin.when ask,select basic install ..not plus.
After installing,set all the .exe files in the musicmatch folder to xpsp2 run as admin.
you have to leave Yahoo;s player installed.
This method does not work on versions lower than 10..A shame.
I have yet to find any program even close to MMJ.Even without the super tagging,and having to use version 10,I haven't found anything even close to the organization that MMJ has.
Hope this helped.
Ertik,
Thank you very very much for your post. A lot of users have been asking about this and we really appreciate you taking tome to post this.
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