Similarly you need the 32-bit version from Vista for a 32-bit version of 7. Please note that you need the 64-bit version from Vista, for a 64-bit version on Windows 7.
%ProgramFiles%\Windows Media Player\wmpband.dll file which is located within the Windows Media Player folder.Į.g. If you have a copy of Windows Vista laying around, you can at any time copy its version of the This is sad, but makes you appreciate "hack" all the more. Well I searched the net quite a lot and I cound NOT find a way to add a toolbar into the taskbar like wmp 11 but there are 2 possible solution for that problemġ) download one of the many available desktop gadgets for WMP, they pretty much do the same thing as WMP 11's toolbar if you set it on "always show on top" and place them on the bottom right edge of your screen!Well the truth is that every one I tried so far lacks in one way or another :very small screen/difficulty in adding songs/inability to play videos/not user friendly and any compination of the above depending the version you chose to download the best 3 I came across are called: TechTimmy.WMP(best one),Media Player,Sidebar PlayerĢ) set WMP 12 itself on "always show on top"and simply reduce it's size to minimum and put it on the bottom right corner that should allow you to monitor which track are you listening to or even watch a video while working!Īll in all I could only find αν accommodating solution but I have got to admit than I too miss WMP 11's toolbar!įor reasons unknown, Microsoft has decided to remove the Toolbar option from WMP entirely. Well this has been bothering me ever since I installed Win 7 Ultimate on my computer.
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