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setting keyboard multimedia keys failed (another programm is using it)
Hey,
when I enabled and set the multimedia keys for my keyboard it popped a message that they can not be used since some other programm is using them (ofc without mentioning which program that might be). That is probably the windows media player which I did not use in like a decade. How can I get around that obstacle to use the multimedia keys of my keyboard for winamp? (Keyboard Logitech G15 on Win7-home-premium) Thank you |
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wmp cant be uninstalled, it can however be disabled but that does not fix this problem.
My problem is exactly the opposite of what is mentioned on your link. I can change the volume (because it uses the windows volume anyways) but cant use play/pause, stop, previous/next in playlist because it wont let me save it since it is supposedly registered already. Now it would be interesting where multimedia keys are registered how to change that. |
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On XP this feature was called "REMOVE", on Windows 7 it was changed to "DISABLE" but I still mean the same operation.
I just started Winodws7 in a virtual machine and have no issues whatsoever while setting new global hotkeys with Media Player being active. I could imagine that Media Player is not the program which triggers the error message. What about you remove all Winamp's hotkeys and create a new set? |
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