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How do I disable MusicMatch Jukebox?

I have MusicMatch Jukebox on my computer and it starts automatically. (Windows XP) I do not like it. I much prefer Microsoft's Windows Media Player. I've tried to switch Windows Media Player to the default, and it will work when I open specific music or audio files (and I do tell it to open "all files of this type with this program"), but it goes back to opening MusicMatch when a new file comes along.


Dave's Answer:

The problem you're seeing is because MusicMatch Jukebox actually installs two additional programs that run on your computer but don't have any sort of graphical interface. Here's what Yahoo's MusicMatch team says about it:


When Musicmatch Jukebox 10 is installed, mim.exe and mimboot.exe are installed on your system. The mim.exe is a GUI-less application that provides much of the functionality needed by the Musicmatch Jukebox as well as improves the start up time of Musicmatch Jukebox. The mimboot.exe is a smaller application used to start mim.exe. Once mim.exe has been started the mimboot.exe application exits automatically.

There are several advantages of the mim.exe application. With very few resources the mim.exe application allows the Musicmatch Jukebox to launch faster. mim.exe will continuously observe your configured Watchfolders and update the library to reflect added and changed tracks even when the Musicmatch Jukebox is not running. Also, when configured to do so, mim provides the capability to auto-launch Musicmatch Jukebox when a portable device is attached to your system.

If these are not desired functions you can disable these processes by editing the registry. You should only attempt these changes if you feel comfortable making registry changes. It is highly recommended that you back up the relevant keys before making any changes. After making these changes, mim.exe will only start when you launch the Musicmatch Jukebox. You will need to edit the registry again after you close the Musicmatch Jukebox to disable the mim.exe process. Currently there are no other ways to disable these functions.

To prevent mim.exe from starting when you log into your OS:

- Open regedit
- Navigate to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run

- Remove the value with the name MimBoot.

To terminate mim.exe when you close the jukebox:

- Open regedit
- Navigate to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MusicMatch\MusicMatch Jukebox\4.0\MainApp

- Change the value for "ShutDownMIM". Set it to 1


Personally, I think it's reprehensible that MusicMatch installs these sort of secret background programs that you can't disable without becoming a Windows hacker and potentially risk breaking your entire operating system. Shame on them for not having an uninstaller script!

Hope you can get this working. Good luck!


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Reader Comments To Date: 52

Barbara said, on January 11, 2006 8:17 AM:

I updated MusicMatch to V10 and now I can't use my drive to install new software programs. It
also killed my American Greetings Card software.
I can't open MusicMatch -- should I uninstall
and hope that my drive begins to work.

Jose Santiago said, on April 21, 2006 7:10 PM:

I uninstalled musicmatch jukebox 8.2 from my pc because it wasnt working at all. I didnt uninstalled the driver portion of it. And I installed the new version 10 but still not working. I click the icon and it start for a fraction of a second and then go away from the screen. How can I fix this problem????

phil said, on May 2, 2006 10:40 AM:

I want to remove MUSICMATCH Jukebox from my XP. My son tried to remove it but was interupted and shut off the computer midway thru. Now whenever I turn on Internet Explorer about 12 error boxes pop up and I have to "OK" out of them to remove them from the screen.
Can you help me?
Thanks,
Phil

Ron said, on May 7, 2006 8:24 AM:

Re your comments about editing Registry MusicMatch values. It would have been nice if you would have included an example of what removing the value constitutes. Does it involving editing out the entire sentence/paragraph or some numeric following the referred to registry entry?

Brad said, on June 4, 2006 8:49 PM:

I had a problem with MusicMatch Jukebox also. Whenever I put in a cd MusicMatch would start.So I went to options in Windows Media Player and made sure all the file types were selected,then I restarted my computer,I then quickly opened Windows Media Player before MusicMatch Jukebox started ,and this fixed the problem.I will probley have to do the same thing each time, if I ever use MusicMatch Jukebox again.I hope this might help some of you that are haveing the same problem.

John said, on June 5, 2006 4:58 AM:

I "uninstalled" MusicMatch Jukebox last week to reduce files and processes on my computer. Now I get the MIM.exe error on close which brough me here on a search. I'm so mad at MusicMatch Jukebox right now, I will NEVER use their product for sure after this. Why? I "uninstalled" their software, or so I thought I did, so it should be GONE. Someone needs to class action sue them for this one. It came with my new Dell laptop - I don't want it!

-John

Shana Ting said, on June 16, 2006 3:39 PM:

Music Match is Satan incarnate. I encountered the same problems with removal of it (and it popping up time and again) and worse...it automatically continues to install several files by musical artists that I have not chosen, as well as it's like jukebox directory-- onto my other music programs, and mp3 player even though I want it to stop. When I called Dell they wanted to charge me for software support...disgusting, they put this damn program on my computer and then they want to charge me when I need help getting rid of it. The only solution I can think of is to downolad shareware like Smarty Analyzer which allegedly gets rid of even hidden components of a program that you deleted. Good luck all.

Gina said, on June 18, 2006 9:23 PM:

satan incarnate? that's funny! :)
i'm having the exact opposite problem. i love mmjb and i can't get it to STAY after it's downloaded. it will flash on for a millisecond, and then it's gone. i'd be willing to give up windows media for mmjb. HELP??!?

jeff robinson said, on August 28, 2006 2:57 PM:

had musicmatch great!started to download new mm but was interupted.now i cant get into my music files

Bill Aldred said, on September 14, 2006 9:43 AM:

I loved mm until I downloaded version 10. It won't initiate - the icon flickers and doesn't open mm. cannot get it open with Start/Run either.

I removed mm through control panel and downloaded again and again... same results...PLUS not working, when its installed it stops my xp system from shutting down properly...

Also, when I look into File EXpress, the folder of MusicMatch is still there even though it doesn't show up on my list of programs...

I've e-mailed mm several times with not answers...

I would appreciate advise on this.....

Thanks, Bill in NC

Jim said, on October 8, 2006 11:25 PM:

I've had this problem and I just now found out to fix it just delete the files after you uninstall it. I have NEVER had more problems with ANY other program other than Musicmatch Jukebox Is been a real headache and I have had to clrl alt del to stop this program many many times

Stan said, on October 15, 2006 8:05 PM:

I just wanted to uninstall Musicmatch from my PC. I did remove it through Add/Remove program but it did not gone! I HATE THIS PROGRAM!

Steve said, on November 7, 2006 11:02 AM:

7 November 2007

Dave:

Thanks for your helpful post about the sneaky MusicMatch Jukebox use of the Windows registry.

That MusicMatch provides no easy way to disable this is even more reprehensible, as you say.

I am sending an email to Michal Dell, of Dell Computer, complaining about this very issue. Maybe Mr. Dell needs to spend some time reading the postings on your site about this issue. Pathetic that a man as rich as Michael Dell thinks he needs to stoop to such sneaky tactics.

The MusicMatch Jukebox application on my Dell computer is wasting 135 MB on my C: partition.

There is no entry for MusicMatch in my Add or Remove Programs list, and the Dell technician can only offer the registry hack as a way of closing mmtask.exe so I can delete the entire MusicMatch directory from my C: partition. I refuse to mess with the registry.

I am reluctant just to delete everything else except mmtask.exe, in case this causes me a problem at Windows NT boot time.

Regards,

Terry Bradford said, on December 18, 2006 4:26 PM:

Hi there,
Is there a way to detect how my ability to play music files has been disabled while logged into a website that offers songs.
I've been able to play the songs until recently and apparently my computer has been tampered with which disables this function.
Thanks

Joe said, on December 22, 2006 2:52 PM:

I'm trying to uninstall my non-functioning mmjb (version 10), and using add/remove doesn't work at all; when I press change/remove, the display just flashes for a fraction of a second. I'm not having problems with it functioning as a default player; it doesn't start automatically or anything--in fact, it wont launch at all, it just prompts an installer page and stops there. Thanks for the help.

sara said, on February 8, 2007 11:13 PM:

Oh no! I removed the Dell Digital Jukebox Driver as well as the MusicMatch Jukebox and now I cannot hear sound! By removing the driver - did that disable my sound?

Help!!

James L Demecs said, on February 9, 2007 1:39 AM:

This Dell MMJB has gotten out of hand. Yahoo sneaks after you want to upgrade and before you know it they want you to transfer any audio/media files with a newyahoo.com account set up for you to log in to tour Dell version MMJB. It's distasteful,trickery. Now I don't want anything to do with Yahoo.It worked fine til the trickery came into upgrading the Dell's version of MMJB.It is sickening the way Yahoo operates in helping someone less skilled with computers upgrading this JB so Yahoo can be there with open pockets and manipulate you into a Yahoo.com account. Vultures preying on the new masses for money. Who can you trust anymore. Yahoo is asking for trouble and any computer manufacturer that deals with conniving practices of YAHOO,will get less sales.Dell has got to know about this and anybody buying dell should say what they don't want factory installed in the computer they will buy.I can't believe that Yahoo turned into a snake.

Dave Newbert said, on February 18, 2007 2:06 AM:

I have MMJP and have had no problems with it until i had to reformat my computer due to a virus. When I reinstalled MMJP i can send music to my playlist but cannot burn it, I have sent questions to technical support but get no reply. everything else works but i cannot burn anything, starting to get the xxxxx. I paid for all future upgrades about 4 yrs ago. very frustating when you cannot talk to technical support

Fred Utley said, on February 21, 2007 5:01 PM:

This has got to be one of the most frustrating programs I have ever come across. I found it on the driver CD which came with my Logitech mouse and decided to install to see what it was like. I was not that impressed and tried to uninstall using its own uninstall app (It does have one called, typically, unwise.exe). In this instance that file name is particularly apt because it deleted its own CD driver file but must have left some references behind in the registry; because when I rebooted I got driver errors on both my CD drives. I tried the recommended procedure of uninstalling and reinstalling the drives but to no avail. When I tried to install the drivers in hardware manager I always got error 36 (missing or corrupt driver). And to make matters worse I now didn't have a CD drive available to restore the driver file from the original CD. Ultimately my only option was to reinstall the entire operating system (XP Pro - SP2) from a boot CD. So the lesson's been well and truly learned; and I will never, ever use this companies products again.

Dana Gregory said, on March 2, 2007 10:58 AM:

Here's another wonderful thing that mim.exe does.

When I want to remove my USB hard disk (WD Passport 160) and ask the "Safe Remove" gizmo in the System Tray to unmount it, it says it can't because it is in use! Guess who is using it?! Right! mim.exe

Thanks very much for obtaining this info from Yahoo! and posting it.

Beth said, on March 9, 2007 8:49 AM:

I've been having worlds of trouble with this Musicmatch program, and now, after reading comments posted here, I'm actually frightened of it. This morning I tried to delete it from my computer and after an hour of fiddling with it, decided to just let it be for the present time. It's not only 'stolen' all of my music files from Windows Media, it's interfering with the speed at which I can work in other programs as well.

Class-action suit? Where do I sign?

flatlandr said, on March 24, 2007 5:15 PM:

I never had a problem with MM and when i install programs I use clean sweep to remove all traces. There are many progs avail and some freeware. Use them to eliminate tell tail signs of programs.

mila said, on April 4, 2007 4:51 AM:

Hi,
I'm having a problem cancelling my subscription of musicmatch. I was just charged a yearly fee of $71.00 that I wasn't aware of. I searched the terms of service for how to do this, I followed the instructions. When I log back into the account, it's still telling me my subscription is valid until 2008. I disabled the PC, but I'm not confident that it's cancelled. Has anyone else cancelled their subscription or is there a customer service # to call to be sure?

Margarita said, on April 6, 2007 11:55 PM:

Dear Dave,
I am facing a problem while trying to install logitech's wireless mouse that came free with the program for MusicMatch Juke Box and some games. I had also forgotten to uncheck the box given on the 2 items which came with it. Somehow I found I could not continue the installation and had to abandon it. The whole process was stucked at 99% of installation and I had to get out of it. In abandoning I did a Alt/Ctl delete to stop process. And the message prompted on the screen was that an error had occured while set up....due to 'remote procedure failed.'

As I do not wish to continue further with the program and to uninstall musicmatch juke box I had excess on the Add/Remove button. But was highlighted from Uninstall Shiled with this message that :The log File 'c:\program Files\MusicMatch\Music Matchjukebox uninst.isu' is not valid or the data has been corrupted. uninstallation will not continue.

What should I do to uninstalled. Could you kindly help me in the necessary steps to do an uninstall on program? Greatly appreciated.

Melvin said, on April 9, 2007 4:19 PM:

I have Musicmatch and I started to download updated version and was interupted. Now I can't get into my Musicmatch files to open.

Vivian said, on May 9, 2007 5:21 PM:

I have always used Window Media Player and never had problem. One day I thought I would like to see what kind of things I can do with MusicMatch Jukebox, tried it, and did not like it. Then I found all the musics on my PC have been automatically converted to Jukebox. I did have to try several things and get frustrated, but evetually found that if I just select any song and right-click to get property box out and change the property to Window Media Player, then all other songs are all automatically switched back to Window Media Player too. Hope this tip helps.

Andrew said, on May 14, 2007 1:02 AM:

I hate it, too... talk about part of the conspiracy!.. I used it to burn and then used up my five free burns.. now unless I upgrade to a paid version my burning speed is reduced several fold!.. how absurd.. so I went to delete it in add/remove programs.. and got a message saying it was in use, citing a particular musicmatch file ending in something like mmdg.exe... so I went to ctrl/alt/dlt and went to processes, and terminated that one. Then I was able to delete musicmatch without problems. Now I've found myself here trying to permanently delete those two extra files that make me unable to play music on my itunes... I can right click and go to properties like the above poster said to play that particular song, but it doesn't affect the others around it! In fact it did the first time, and then that just went away.. I'm not about to right click and properties every song I want to play, lol.. these hidden processes from musicmatch have been slowing down my computer severely, I realize now.. if I find a way to get them out then I'll post back here.. has anyone had success with that program mentionned here above that's free and goes in to remove hidden components of programs?

computer boy said, on May 30, 2007 3:52 PM:

I also love Music Match. But I have to say that I really don't like the fact that mim.exe uses 100% of my computer resources when I first contect to the Internet each day. I have to just wait for about 20 minutes until I can use the computer.

The burning of CD's in MP3 format is really fast on my system (I'm just using the free version).

I did a Google search for "mim.exe" and found your site. Thank you for the great information!

I hate MusicMatch said, on July 3, 2007 10:10 AM:

Dear Dave,
I am facing a problem while trying to install logitech's keyboard software that came bundled with the program for MusicMatch Juke Box. I had also forgotten to uncheck the box given on the 2 items which came with it. Somehow I found I could not continue the installation and had to abandon it. The whole process was stucked at 99% of installation and I had to get out of it. In abandoning I did a Alt/Ctl delete to stop process. And the message prompted on the screen was that an error had occured while set up....due to 'remote procedure failed.'

As I do not wish to continue further with the program and to uninstall musicmatch juke box I had excess on the Add/Remove button. But was highlighted from Uninstall Shiled with this message that :The log File 'c:\program Files\MusicMatch\Music Matchjukebox uninst.isu' is not valid or the data has been corrupted. uninstallation will not continue.

What should I do to uninstalled. Could you kindly help me in the necessary steps to do an uninstall on program? Greatly appreciated.
-------------------------------------
Pretty much a carbon copy problem. It's driving me nuts. You can't just re-install from the disk as the old version just keeps stopping at 99% and you can't download it anywhere.

Going to MusicMatch isn't a help, Yahoo bought it out (and is telling me it will happen Aug 1, 2007 - a month from now, huh?

Installing/upgrading to the current version from Yahoo doesn't work either. It adds a second, different entry to the Add/Remove Programs List.

I can manually delete all the old Music Match Folders and track down the DLL files even beat the registry to death with a hammer... but will that finally get rid of this crap in my Add/Remove Programs list or leave it there forever.

Oh how I hate bundled software. When are computer manufacturers going to realize it causes way more problems than it's worth in payments from scummy software publishers?

Dante said, on October 1, 2007 12:17 PM:

I purchased two version of Musicmatch at a retail store. first it was 8.0 and later 8.2 and they both worked very good until Yahoo purchased Musicmatch.

Ever since Yahoo took over Musicmatch it has been nothing but trouble.

I tried fixing the problem via their e-mail customer support and they couldn't help me fix the problem. I let them know how frustrating it was not been able to use the program after I paying for them, but they didn't care, they already had my money and that's all it mattered to them.

SCREW YAHOO AND MUSICMATCH!! I WILL NEVER PURCHASE ANYTHING FROM THEM EVER AGAIN.

mo said, on October 20, 2007 9:49 PM:

why can't I open or access my musicmatch jukebox? I don't know what i did but I can't get in and listen to all the songs I downloaded.

Kyle said, on November 2, 2007 2:31 PM:

I'm trying to uninstall my non-functioning mmjb (version 10), and using add/remove doesn't work at all; when I press change/remove, the display just flashes for a fraction of a second. I'm not having problems with it functioning as a default player; it doesn't start automatically or anything--in fact, it wont launch at all, it just prompts an installer page and stops there. Thanks for the help.

Reese Walker said, on November 21, 2007 1:26 PM:

Do any of th eold versions of Music Match work and are they available - Pre Yahoo ?

Red said, on December 3, 2007 5:55 PM:

Actually, none of that worked, 'cuz I had the same problem ( not the dll's, the one where it just says sorry...). I had MM v 5.1.

*Installer* for 6 and 9 no good, but 10 worked, then was able to uninstall cleanly.

Using XP sp2....

ej said, on January 8, 2008 7:25 PM:

Music Match...........Sucks. It's time for the tech world to grow up.

Let's find the culprits and do an .exe

not virtual.

dapper said, on January 18, 2008 1:17 PM:

i want to downgrade my musicmatch back to 8.0
after i installed 10.0 i can not reinstall 8.0
can any body help me.

bob said, on January 30, 2008 11:37 PM:

Tried to uninstall MMJB 9.0 from a couple of older machines, and then reinstall 7.5. Keeps hanging up at the Setup configuration point, and giving a "Remote Procedure Call Failed" message after you finally get the unresponsive program to quit. 7.5 did install O.K. on a new laptop (Windows XP) recently though. Any fix for the older ones? Thanks

bob said, on January 30, 2008 11:40 PM:

BTW, I have the 7.5 version of MMJB on a commercial CD.

Tony said, on February 12, 2008 10:09 PM:

I bought a new cp and want to install my musicmatch program. I installed the yahoo and now they say in order to print labels etc. I had to buy the upgrade. I already paid for unlimited upgrades to MM now how do I use my key in Yahoo.

jeff said, on March 18, 2008 3:04 PM:

I always liked mine until version 10 same nightmares as everyone else. I'm using it right now, yeah, I used to love to burn cds on this machine. I'd be interested in any patch scenarios, for xp and also mac osx

Claire Kern said, on June 22, 2008 1:22 AM:

I now think that the mimboot,exe message has destroyed both my dvd-rom and cd drive. I followed HP instructions,start, Control Panel,Performance and Maintenance, device manager, etc,etc ad nauseum, uninstall, restart. Didn't work. Now HP suggests a 40 step repair requiring geek knowledge that could destroy the whole computer if done wrong. It's an old computer, I guess and has too many problems, time for a new one, The printer is not recognizing it anymore, either. My friends are useless. There should be phone support, especially when you have purchased 6 hp products over the years, one of them just over a year old. I think it's time for a Mac or a Sony. I also can't get rid of the spyblocker pop-up; I have Spysweeper. I'm so tired from losing nights of sleep and making things worse! I don't think going on Broadband did this but who knows.

Gordon Larson said, on September 3, 2008 9:49 AM:

I recently installed Media Now Cd Burner and now my musicmatch jukebox won't work. Can you help me with this problem?

Sandra said, on January 2, 2009 3:06 PM:

I purchased unlimited, life time upgrades to my mmjb in the beginning, granted a few years ago, but now I can not even connect, through the program, to the internet to ask for help with the problems I am experencing. Message I get "Appears you are not connected to the internet" when in fact I am. Help. Anyone have a phone number for free help on this program? Thanks

james kennedy said, on April 13, 2009 7:46 AM:

Hard drive died on my computer. Tried to reinstall on new. only able to get mm jb on line. Not even close. Still have disc I bought,copywrite 2003, TOPICS Entertainment Inc. Tech support was learning place.com. not there. I was unable after several years and a move to locate my key data. This thing was great. How can I get it back? Please help. JIM KENNEDY

Bigdog said, on June 7, 2009 8:07 AM:

Hey Dave,
I used MMJB literally for years putting music on my computer and just recently FINALLY unistalled it (the right way I might add with registery deletions included)something I had been hesitant to do for fear of actually LOSING the music that was in there BECAUSE itunes (which I'm currently using) did NOT seem to be able to find some of the MMJB music and thus did not seem to add these cuts to it's library??? Does this make sense? and then the question: did I lose the music that was installed in the MMJB library over those years via cd WHEN I UNINSTALLED it?? sure hope not and appreciate any reply you might have time to make. Regards, Bigdog

carolyn Babin said, on July 8, 2009 12:17 PM:

I have been trying to get rid of the Music Match files that insist on STAYING in my computer. I got it out of the add/remove place. still an Icon on task bar..how I finally got it off I do not remember. I called DELL tech and they cannot help cause I only have Hardware Warrantee I paid an extra $200 for! Did tell me it is another software conflict! But, could not tell me what software conflicts it is. Ir ran my Registry Mechanic and it corrected all files. Ran all security programs I have..no virus. Your instructions about changing the registry files is a bit too confusing to this old gal. I too found out YAHOO owns Music Match now. I use Yahoo in addition to my Outlook Express...how do I contact them?
LAWDY I need help. I sure do not want to go thru another Reinstall that takes me two weeks to get all back right again. I know this problem with Music match has caused all the erractic behavior with this Dell PC>
Bestest and thank you for an additional advice...
Carolyn Babin

LARRY MURPHY said, on December 16, 2009 10:44 PM:

At one time in the past when musicmatch was
in business, and I purchased many downloaded
songs from their online store, and of course
I had the musicmatch library, many songs werpurchased for .99 cents a song which addded
up to quite a bit with about 70 downloads,
but from my understanding musicmatch went to yahoo music, which then I can only play and burn
with the old musicmatch software.
But the problem seem to come about where I had
a virus, everyhing seem to be going down, so then
I basicly wiped everthing out on the computer, reinstalled the operating system XP, with the service pack three upgrades, then was using WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER, and found I could not play or burn, only my musicmatch downloads, but any other music file from turntables, CD's or cassettes using line in recording software, would all work, and I got a status of protected file,
and it tried to go to a downloaded usage rights website, but since I suppose that musicmatch is
no longer, that it would not, or could not go to website. So because It's checking and seeing I
don't have usage rights, and can't get access to the website and check in for me, then I guess
I am out of luck.
It's just so frustrating that I spent all that
money for downloads, and now I can't even play
the audio files or burn them.
Can you please help me?
I appreciate this so very much,
Thanks,
Larry

Robert Tweedly said, on February 20, 2010 9:08 PM:

I have been running into this issue for years. I have been using MMJB 8.0, I've tried the upgrades and just didn't like them. I have 1 problem, I can not upgrade my system. I'm using XPPro sp3 IE6. I can NOT upgrade with the rest of the world, if i do, MMJB will not operate, upgrading to IE7 will not let MMJB 8.0 or 10 operate. I just skipped over IE7 and installed IE8 and am having the same problem. MMJB will only work with IE6. Is there a patch or quick fix for this issue that you know of? Any help would be much appreciated.

Robert

DON. HART said, on February 3, 2011 1:50 PM:

followed your instructions to un-install MUSICMATCH better than I expected... until very last item. In the "main app" my list shows no SHUTDOWN MIM. and no value to change to 1. also I followed steps to prevent MM from starting up but it still does and causes my programs to lock up on screen. Ideas ??

IBPKelly said, on September 8, 2011 2:47 PM:

I removed MusicMatch in safe mode -- Control Panel, add/remove, no problem....

Cindi said, on November 29, 2011 2:34 PM:

When I purchased my Dell Inspiron E1505 lap top in 2006, Music Match was already installed. I have used the music part with little to no problem (copying; creating music CD's; etc. - BUT - whenever I am in one of my Photo programs (Kodak Easy Share; Microsoft Photo program; etc.) and I try to make CD's of PHOTOS, the MM burner pops up and stops the process of copying my photos to CD's and usually freezes up my computer. How - and where - can I stop it from running all the time? I need it OFF when I'm trying to copy photos onto CD's!
Thank you.

pat teague said, on October 18, 2012 7:46 PM:

i keep trying to download music match but i am either missing a dll file or 1911. where do i find these things where is 1911. i did a search and came up with a year and history about it. i have tried so many times to download mm, but no luck do you please have any ideas how i can enjoy it again? i also have rahpsody but wold like mm instead'

thaking you in dvance,
pat

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