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Install Windows Media Player 11 on Windows Server 2003

December 17th, 2006 by Zack Whittaker

Aye, I’ve finally worked out a way how to do this, and as far as I can see from 5 test machines running Windows Server 2003, Standard; Windows Server 2003, Enterprise; Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise; Windows Server 2003, Datacenter, Windows Server 2003 x64 Enteprise… it works.

1) Download the Windows Media Player 11 setup file from here and save to disk.
2) Run the setup file – the first thing you should see if a validation checker. Just leave this up, don’t go any further.
3) Search the hard drive for “wmp11.exe” – it should be in a temporary directory somewhere. Right click the file in the search then click “Open containing folder” (and not open).
4) Open and run the wmfdist11.exe file, then umdf.exe and wmdbexport.exe. Be warned, you may need to run these files in Compatibilty Mode. Simply right click each file, click Properties. Go to the Compatibility tab, then ensure that Windows XP is selected.
5) After all these are installed, you must restart (very important.)
6) Once you’ve restarted, run the wmp11.exe file in the same directory – this also may require compatibility settings being applied to it. Restart once more.
7) Back into Windows again, go to Start, Run then type in wmplayer then OK. Configure as you like, and viola it’s done :)

Any questions?
Post em here ;)

Posted in Media Center/Media Player, Windows Server System, Windows XP | 117 Comments »


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117 Responses

  1. uma Says:

    not working on Server 2003 R2.
    SS:
    http://img294.imageshack.us/my.php?image=server2003r2fh9.jpg

  2. Martien Says:

    And why would you want to do this??

  3. Computer Guru Says:

    This only works in SP2 RC. SP1 will fail.

  4. infreeze Says:

    Omg guys there is a easier way just change the compatibility to windows xp on wmfdist11.exe and wmp11.exe, install first wmfdist11.exe and then wmp11.exe wola..

  5. phuoc Says:

    i want install window media 11 server 2003. thank your!

  6. Guru Error Says:

    Okay…I got this installed (had to install the SP2 beta for Server 2003 first)…but it doesn’t look like the “Media Sharing” is working. Any ideas?

  7. Guru Error Says:

    Poked around a bit and found that the Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service was not running. Unfortunately when I try to start it I get ‘Error 1075: The dependency service does not exist or has been marked for deletion.’

    All dependencies that are listed on the Dependencies tab for the service ARE present and running…so I’m perplexed.

  8. Lev Says:

    To install WMP11 on Windows 2003 with SP1 just change the value on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Windows\CSDVersion from 100 to 200, then follow instructions in article, and after install change back to 100.

    To “Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service was not running” – Windows 2003 doesn’t contain Upnphost and SSDPSRV services, so Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service will not run on Windows 2003. May be this was a one of the reasons the WMP11 no released for Windows 2003.

  9. Mike Says:

    Thanks SO much! I got it to install and this should allow me to stream to my Xbox 360.

    MS is pretty short sighted, god forbid you be able to server your media collection from an actual server environment!

  10. Suertreus Says:

    The Firefox WMP plugin (http://port25.technet.com/pages/windows-media-player-firefox-plugin-download.aspx) also refuses to install on Server 2003, but a manual installation can be performed by opening the installer as an archive. Use a program like 7-zip (http://www.7-zip.org/) to open first the downloaded .exe. Inside the .exe you will find ffplugin.msi, and inside that is ffplugin.cab. Inside the .cab file is a file called NPMSWMPdll; put this in your Firefox\plugins\ folder and rename it to NPMSWMP.dll and you should be ready to play WMP files in Firefox.

  11. Linuxcav Says:

    Awesome,

    Now I can watch my netflix through my windows 2003 vm.

    Thanks

  12. Patrick S (Admin) Says:

    Happy To Help…If you have any questions feel free to ask. :)

  13. Greg Heffernan Says:

    Thanks Zack – worked a treat!

  14. Jim Says:

    Worked like a champ, thanks for sharing this info!

  15. Atlast! Says:

    Thanx alot Suertreus, this is what I was looking for. Great job!

  16. Jason Says:

    infreeze’s suggestion worked really well … just right-click on the files, go to Properties, and click on the Compatibility tab. From there, it’s obvious what to do. Thanks!

  17. Aaron M Says:

    The install worked fine, but when I try to enable sharing with the “Share my media” check box under the “Configure Sharing…” button in the “Library” tab of the options menu, it fails. I check the box and click okay, but the window doesn’t close and after a while, the box is asking me to click okay or cancel again. If I close and re-open, the check box is empty still. What to do?

  18. Aaron M Says:

    I get the same error Guru did… what was the solution for those who where able to get it working (I’m trying to share to my XBox 360 as well).

  19. vik Says:

    I could not even locate the wmp11.exe file ? and the registry for
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Windows\CSDVersion is already set to 200.

    Not sure how to accomplish this. Any help would be appreciated.

  20. ryan Says:

    Yeah I can’t find the wmp11.exe file either.

  21. Ryan Says:

    You have to make sure that it’s set to explore hidden files and folders as well under the advanced tab

  22. twinzlover Says:

    Awesome dude!

  23. Heamish McBeth Says:

    Excellent,
    Works fine under Windows 2003 Enterprise RC2 SP2,

    Just one question – why is there a s*^&load of links – hidden – for Viagra products in the source text of this webpage…?

  24. Patrick S (Admin) Says:

    Oh hey there, Thanks very much for the heads up…it looks like someone has injected script into the main php template of the site. I note that trend micro have issued a statement regarding hackers taking controll of >2.33 sites (http://blog.trendmicro.com/wordpress-233-invaded-by-wily-javascript/)

    It seems they have uploaded to the wp-content dir as well.

    Again,
    Thanks very much for the heads up!

  25. Osman Vielma Says:

    Goood!
    It really works!

    Thanks to Zack Whittaker

  26. Buddy Stein Says:

    Awesome, thanks it works on 2003 SP1, however, if you want to stream DRM material like Netflix, then you also have to install Windows Rights Management Service.

  27. Spooled Says:

    So, has ANYONE gotten streaming / Configure Sharing to work? I think not, which is the ONLY reason I wanted to put WMP11 on 2k3. So, now I’m trying to get the Vista version to run on 2008 server. Anyone?

  28. Ahmed EL-Houpy Says:

    thanks so much (y)

  29. Uzair Says:

    Its working great….Thank you

  30. expinit Says:

    I understand some of you only want WMP11 installed on Server 2003 to stream media to an Xbox360. My suggestion is to ditch WMP11 (for media streaming anyway) and use TVeristy Media Server because it supports many more file formats and is designed to run on Server 2003 from the begining. I use this myself and it is worth it.

  31. dhb Says:

    A HowTo for “Installing SSDP and UPNP services under Windows 2k3″ can be found here:
    http://alantechreview.blogspot.com/2008/03/installing-ssdp-and-upnp-services-under.html

    -
    Thanks for the great WPM11-on-WS2003 HowTo!

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  33. Stef Says:

    Did someone figure out the Media Sharing issue? A bit frustrating to have everything working but the Media Sharing part!!!

  34. habit Says:

    Installation worked fine with me. Now, did anybody figure out how to run the windows updates/fixes?
    When I try, i get the error message “The version of windows you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install”

  35. got it Says:

    I found a way to configure Windows Media Player 11 Media Sharing on XP computers!

    At first, I was running into the problem where you would “configure media sharing,” and after selecting the “share media” check box, WMP11 would freeze for a bit, and then I wouldn’t be able to save my settings. Here’s the fix…

    Go to Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services. Make sure the following services are enabled:

    1. HTTP SSL
    2. SSDP Discovery Service
    3. Universal Plug and Play Device Host
    4. Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service

    I’m not sure whether or not the “Manual” or “Automatic” settings play any significant factor, but I’m sure they do. My machine has the Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service set to “automatic.”

    I hope this fixes things.

  36. Muhibullah Says:

    the WMP11.exe installation take more time what should i do?

  37. H(x)m3m do S@c0 Says:

    Works fine on Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Edition R2-SP2
    Thanks for this Blog and Wmp11.
    Keep up, good job!

    One “IMPORTANT” note: Just extract wmp11-windowsxp-x86-enu.exe to a folder (your choice) with Winrar.After that you go to that folder and start tutorial at step 4.Everything works fine.

  38. Nibar Says:

    Works perfectly with Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP2 and Netflix! Thank you very much!!!

    And to the one with the comment about why this is needed… Because you don’t see a point doesn’t mean it’s useless. I’m building a Media Center/Web server/Backup server/Whatever server and the Media Center part has to work with Netflix’s DRMed videos. This limits my choice to Windows because only WMP 11 is accepted at this time. And I’m not going to run a VM under Linux just to watch Netflix (and besides, MythTV sucks). My choice is further limited to Windows Server because of the server duties of this machine. And 2003 is my choice because 2008 is bloated and less efficient IMO, but that may change some day. I’m tired of moronic shortsighted comments, so I felt I had to respond, but this puts me at the same idiotic level… Baah.

  39. SlickRat Says:

    The reason Media Sharing doesn’t work on 2003 Svr is because the Windows Media Network Sharing Service is not running. And the reaon that service is not running is because there is a dependency service not there (HTTP). The reason that dependency is not there is because it’s only installed on Windows XP. Therefore, it doesn’t seem possible to have Media Sharing on Windows 2003 Svr. QED

    Slick

  40. Ridah Says:

    I can’t find Wmp11.exe and wmfdist11.exe, and how can I find them, if they’re not installed on my computer ? , first I ran the setup to wmp11, and then searched my harddisk for Wmp11 & wmfdist11, and none of them were found !, and if I continued the installation, the setup stops with a message ”Unsupported Operating System”, somebody help me ?

    OS : Windows Server 2003 SP2

  41. Jason Beck Says:

    On Windows Home Server SP1 (built on Server 2003) I couldn’t find the files through the new “desktop search” that is built in.

    I found the files in C:\Documents and Settings\{user}\Local Settings\Temp\1\IXP000.TMP You may want to start at \Temp\ and just poke around.

    I also found that the computer was ready to restart after wmfdist11.exe installation, which you should do. Then just restart the main installation up to the validate screen to recreate the temporary files. And finish up with wmp11.exe in compatibility mode. The other two files do not seem to be required.

  42. Damon LEvens Says:

    Can someone explain how to get past the DRM issue, which keeps you from watching netflix, you have to validate if you download off windows so what is the alternative?

    much appreciated

  43. Nibar Says:

    Damon, which DRM issue? Netflix works fine for me with these instructions.

  44. leigh466 Says:

    I was able to install windows media player following the instructions, but I cannot install the Firefox plugin. When I try to extract ffplugin.msi, I get a message tellingme that it is not a valid archive. I cannot, therefore get to ffplugin.cab and inside the .cab file the file called NPMSWMPdll.

    Can anyone help?
    Thanks!

  45. Bob Says:

    I have Windows media player 11. installed on my windows Professional XP. My DSL connection has always been intermittant ( Caused by Florida telephone company’s service not caused in house ) and whenever the DSL quits for a minute or so, when it is restored I have to manually start the media player back up to hear my favorite radio station’s stream again. Is there some way I can set the media player so that it starts immediently upon receiving the stream after a loss of internet? It’s such a pain to have to go hit the play button everytime the telephone company fails ( yes, the propt does tell me that my connection has failed so yes it is the telco’s fault that I loose internet )
    Thanks for any help you can give me.

  46. oxygen Says:

    I have used InstallRite on a XP machine, then deployed the automated installation KIT created by InstallRite on the 2003 machine, and worked just fine :)

    By the way, compatibility mode does not allow you to run the Update.exe (extracted from wmp11.exe) on a 2003 machine, Update.exe checks the *.inf file next to it for versions….but if you change them, Update.exe issues and error because it has a file signature protection on that *.inf file…

  47. Roger Says:

    THANK YOU!!!!!

    I dont use WMP 11 but I have a issue with audio in some wmv trainee videos and when I install wmp 11 everything works fine.

    Thank you!

  48. SpeedyVV Says:

    Thank you, thank you, thank you.

    I am trying to get Media Portal to run on Windows Home Server.

    Manage to get to final step, went to launch MediaPortal and it said it needed WMP 11!!!

    With your help I managed to get 2 24/7 systems running in 1 box.

    Saves electricity, money, space, waste, and grief with the wife.

    Thats right 2 more thank yous.

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  51. Simon Says:

    Many thanks for this – extremely helpful and worked flawlessly.

  52. debi Says:

    Thanks! It worked like a charm. Finally can watch Netflix on my favorite machine!

  53. Gregory Suvalian Says:

    Instead looking through temporary directories for files, just execute setup program with /T:c:\ /C switches which will instruct setup.exe just extract and put it to root of C drive.

  54. C:Amie Says:

    I have created a script that is 95% automated to perform this change, it even sorts out service security for you. It can be downloaded here:
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  56. Jerry Says:

    You’re still making people happy with this post. I reinstalled my HP Paviljon with Windows Media Center Edition 2003 (upgraded to SP3) and Windows Media Player 9 onboard. Windows Media Player 11 will not install, because the WMP11 installer says it needs at least Windows Media Center 2005.
    I followed you’re instructions and it works! Thanks for this very useful information.

  57. Jeff Says:

    I am running Server 2003 Enterprise SP2, I followed instructions above by extracting the files, setting the compatibility to Windows XP, but when I run wmfdist11.exe, I get a popup message saying “The version of Windows you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install.”

    Anyone have a suggestion?

  58. Alan Says:

    I’ve followed the instructions and WMP11 works OK except I can’t get Media Sharing to work. Any ideas

    Windows 2003 Server Web Edition SP2

  59. cybersans Says:

    i also faced a problem same like jeff at #57. is this “hack” is not working on win2k3 sp2? even though that i set every *.exe to use windows xp compatibility mode, it appear an error like that:
    “the version of windows you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install”

    anyone, please advise. tq

  60. fernando Says:

    you saved my life! thanks a lot!

  61. Jaime Says:

    Thank you sir, your method worked like a charm!. I was having the problem of installing wmp11 on my windows media center 2003. So this not only works on windows server 2003, thanks again!.

  62. Bill Says:

    I am not going through all this bs! If Mr Gates wants it to be this complicated then so be it. I’ll find an alternative….

  63. TrungNS Says:

    I couldn’t imagine how my life should be like if I hadn’t seen your blog. Thanks much..!

  64. Bruce Says:

    I got media sharing to work with 2003 R2 SP2 and my xbox 360 by using this page in conjunction with http://alantechreview.blogspot.com/2008/03/installing-ssdp-and-upnp-services-under.html

  65. Bruce Says:

    PS. I got this to work in 2k3 EE R2 SP2 only by setting each file I ran to XP compatibility mode first. Works great thanks for all of your help!

  66. Nokia_51 Says:

    wmdbexport.exe it`s broken!!!

  67. LinHongJun Says:

    Use Microsoft’s Orca to edit extracted ffplugin.msi and remove the lines under LaunchCondition.
    Save and exit Orca, now you can run ffplugin.msi to install WMP firefox plugin.

    http://port25.technet.com/pages/windows-media-player-firefox-plugin-download.aspx

  68. Guillaume Says:

    “From the guys that helped shape Microsoft Windows as we know it”

    Oh, so it’s all YOU fault!

  69. Jordan Says:

    Worked like a charm… a few months ago. Now Netflix is cutting me off because the OS is not supported. I thought of masking the user-agent at first, but apparently they’re using the Netflix plugin to get my OS version directly? Any way to fix this? Using Server 2003 (yeah, I’m watching movies at work…)

  70. Jordan Says:

    I spoke too soon. Used the “User Agent Switcher” extension for Firefox and Netflix didn’t give me any fuss. I did have to install silverlight or something, but it is now playing ( and in Firefox no less!! )

  71. Ev0lut!0n Says:

    Hopefully after the updates it works, i can say with SP1 it works not ;-P

  72. Ev0lut!0n Says:

    Great! It works, i thank you for this HowTo!
    So update the Server on SP2 if you doesn’t have it an follow this Tutorial.

    Greetings from Luxembourg

  73. TR1GG3R Says:

    It says Not enough storage is available to process this command The server is ver 2008 and have 206 gb hardisk space free and have 4gb and uses 1,16 what could it be?

  74. fernando Says:

    saved my life!!

  75. Haki Zorbey Says:

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    okay,
    Windows XP based MSN Gaming Zone (reversi,backgammon…) ,
    how working on windows 2003 server
    because not include MSN Gaming Zone on windows 2003 server
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  76. Isaac356 Says:

    Instead of searching like crazy for wmfdist11.exe, umdf.exe, and wmdbexport.exe on your computer, use 7-zip to extract wmp11-windowsxp-x86-enu.exe, then activate compatability mode in place. It’s way easier, especially if you are using a Virtual Machine (I can extract the files in linux, then samba-share them to Server ’03).

  77. Haki Zorbey Says:

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  79. Ched Pan Says:

    Thanks for the Best Solution.

    It also works on My 2003 R2. Confirm!
    Follow the instructions, you won’t miss it.

    Thanks again

  80. Todd Says:

    I am unable to get this to run on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition R2 SP2 x64. I get Media Player installed and running, however I am unable to get Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service to start. I have SSDP Discovery Service and Universal Plug and Play Device Host running by using a Windows XP Professional x64 SP2 install CD for the needed files prompted by http://alantechreview.blogspot.com/2008/03/installing-ssdp-and-upnp-services-under.html.

    Does anyone have Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service running on Windows Server 2003 x64? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  81. Pancho Says:

    Works like a F*** charm!!!

    JUST DO THIS: Remember tick the option “compatibility mode” on all the files about to install, and change the option to “windows xp”, then install and reboot! that’s easy! many thanks to all in this page.

  82. mase Says:

    thanks worked great on 3 diff 03 servers and 1 with r2. seems people dont know how to follow steps or set the compatibility right i guess worked all good for me. you have ot have sp2 installed which is what i ran into on one of the 03s. check that if you still have problems run one at a time restart then run the 2nd one then the 3rd then the wmplayer in run prompt

  83. Wolfgang Says:

    Thank you very much! Worked perfectly, using your help i hope to have MediaPortal running on my Windows Home Server soon!

  84. Juan Says:

    Perfecto en Windows Server 2003 Enterprise SP2 tanto el Media Player como el plugin de Firefox.
    Gracias.

  85. Gerardo Marciales Says:

    In my case, I had to copy these files from an XP Pro and work out okay.

  86. Gerardo Marciales Says:

    WMDRMSDK.dll
    MFPlat.dll

  87. Abbasi Says:

    Thanks a lot, Excellent guide it’s works 100% for me

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    WARNING: Doesn’t work for Citrix published applications. Users get this error: “To use Windows Media Player, log off from Windows, log back on, and then start Windows Media Player.”

    MP 11 then will not uninstall gracefully.

  90. xpkranger Says:

    Finally got WMP 11 uninstalled with this command: %windir%\$ntUninstallwmp11$\spuninst\spuninst.exe (this is method #2 on http://support.microsoft.com/kb/934372)

  91. ad kliko Says:

    WMP 11 works also in WHS thx

  92. somachai Says:

    i finish , Thank you very much.

  93. denis Says:

    Hi expinit: Just want to say much thanks to you. Am using server 2003 and the solution above is either outdated or just doesn’t work anymore same old error “The version of windows you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install”
    I followed your link and install Tversity and boom now am able to stream media from xbox360 and the media sharing works perfect same as any wmp11.
    Appreciate it.

  94. Reza Says:

    i found a really light sulotion for enableing windows media player on windows server 2003.

    1- first download “npdsplay.dll” from here :

    http://www.dlldump.com/download-dll-files_new.php/dllfiles/N/npdsplay.dll/3.0.2.629/

    2- then copy it in C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins

    3- restrat firefox

    4- enjoy!

  95. Khalid Says:

    thanks bro for your idea it’s working 100%

  96. keisinger Says:

    to Jeff and others who cant install WMP11 on Windows Server 2003 because of “The version of windows you have installed does not match the update you are trying to install” error message:

    The problem here is the REG file provided to install system restore on Windows Server 2003 is missing the entry for the Application Experience Lookup service. The REG file is actually removing the entry for it. You can solve this by simply going to the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SvcHost] registry key and add AeLookupSvc under the netsvcs string.

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  100. Chris Says:

    Well, I’ve heard a few “why would you want to do this” comments, so to answer that….I favor windows 2003 server enterprise edition over any other server based OS, and I need a media server, and windows media player 11 has some nice media sharing options, including sharing media with Xbox 360′s and other networked devices.

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