Mp3 Files Details Problem

I seem to recall that in XP prof 64 there was a problem with xp only supporting ID3v1 tags wheras most taggers used ID3v2 I'm just wondering if this is still the case. as I use 32 bit vista can't check this out.you may want to check what your tagger is using
 

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I've tried with ID3v1 and v2, but nothing changed in explorer :confused:

I can see tags with winamp or WMP, the problem is probably in the registry, but where :'(
 

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Ok looks as if the reg clean removed a registry entry for a dll that is needed to edit tags. Check in event viewer for the error message and it should mention the .DLL in the details you then have to re-register that dll

in an admin cmd prompt regsvr32 [dll name].dll and see if that helps.

Back up registry first :)
 

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The only error message 0x80040154 found in event viewer is 1 year old, and do not seem to be the cause of my problem :sarc: It is very old, I didn't have any problem at this moment :(
 

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ok dams

I think that this problem does relate to either an unregistered DLL or windows API, caused by the reg cleaner without the name though I dont think there are many options.
apparently 32bit and 64 bit use different calls so you could try the 32 bit explorer
alternatively other than a re-install :cry: it may be an idea to look at a third party solution one Here is old but may work. suggest you have a look for modern alternative . I would keep checking error log to see if the error message appears and then try to re-register the missing call.

if I do come accross anything I will post here

good luck! :( think you may need it as there does not seem to be any info on this fault that i can find.
 

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Thanks for your help, but this didn't solve the problem :(

I'll check if there is a fix for the registry, otherwise I'll try a Windows repair. It is the last solution imo :cry:
 

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Just one thought are you running SP1, iinstalling / re-installing this may sove it though i don't hold out much hope. other that that try an "sfc /VERIFYONLY" see if that reports anything.

any way sorry couldn't help and good luck with re-install
 

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Yes, I am running SP1.

I'll try these 2 things and keep you informed!

Edit: there are many errors, I try with /SCANNOW

Edit 2: Ah! I've found the solution! I downloaded shmedia.dll (that is from Windows XP) and typed regsvr32 shmedia.dll, MP3 tags are back!! But I still have the problem with de thumbnails with my video files (and properties are still not shown)
 
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