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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?U2FuZGVlcCBMYWhhbmdl on August 2, 2008, 8:25 am
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long back mcafee find out solution on
windows_media_player_flash_codec_plugin.exe
pl. go through the link below link now Mcafee can remove the virus.
http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_147535.htm
Rgds,
Sandeep Lahange.
sandey14@myway.com
"Andrew" wrote:
> Here’s my mp3 problem…
>
> When I play an mp3 in Windows Media Player audio stops after about 10
> seconds, then I get a popup telling me to download a file from
> flashcodec.com. The popup says:
>
> You have chosen to open
> Windows_Media_Player_Flash_Codec_Plugin.exe
> which is a: Application
> from: http://www.flashcodec.com
>
> I have run NOD32, Windows OneCare, Windows Defender, PCTools Spyware Doctor,
> AdAware, BitDefender, Panda Scan and HiJackThis. None of them can find what
> is causing my mp3's to cause the popup.
>
> When I try to play the mp3's in Winamp I get the sound of a scratched CD or
> they do not play at all, but no popup. On a side not I can play wav files
> just fine. I have looked all over the internet for the solution or removal of
> this problem but I can not find one.
>
> The problem seems to be an embedded piece of code in all my mp3 files.
>
> I've come to this conclusion because I just downloaded a few mp3’s from a
> classical music website and the mp3’s play just fine in any media player.
>
> This would mean that the problem is in my mp3 files. If the problem was with
> the media player it would affect any mp3, old or new.
>
> I also used Ashampoo and mp3Val to scan my mp3's and those two programs say
> my mp3's are corrupted and can not be repaired.
>
> I think at this point I have to delete all my mp3's, unless someone has
> found a way to clean the infected mp3's.
>
> Andrew
> mcconvilleandrew@gmail.com
>
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