Windows Media Player Is 'Bricked' in Windows 7

According to the disclosure of Joe Mayo - Director of the programmer group, not only IE8 browser but also Media Center, Windows Media Player will be removed in Windows 7 . In another disclosure on the official blog of a group of engineers developing Windows 7 operating system last weekend, software company Microsoft has announced it will allow users to turn off IE8 browser on the operating system that is about to be released. Their official announcement. This is considered an action to appease EU leaders (Microsoft is still in the period of monopolistic surveillance). Windows Media Player - a multimedia file player program will also be "turned off" with IE 8. Also, the Windows Search integration (search) suite was also removed from Windows 7 by Microsoft. On the 7000 beta being tested. Tested by current users, these features do not even appear. Users can only retrieve them from the 'Turn Windows Features On or Off' Menu (turn on - turn off Windows features) in the Control Panel. ' However, turning off a feature does not mean that they are completely removed from this operating system. ' Joe Mayo said, ' We still keep it in case in the future someone needs to use it. to them '. In addition, Microsoft still controls whether users can turn on or turn off any application at the beginning of the Windows 7 installation process. " We know that some people have suggested that this suite of applications that can be turned on and off should be free to choose when installing ," Mayo wrote on the blog. " Some operating systems have provided this feature but only for for experienced users. But in most of our feedback, customers say they like to have a smooth and seamless installation process while avoiding the over-complexities needed for the computer to work. be normal '. " We give this functionality to experienced users after the installation process is over, " concluded Joe Mayo.