A Simple Fix to a Common Error: Resolving the Windows “MediaProxy” Bug

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Bymatt
July 22, 2011

There was a known bug in InqScribe version 2.0.5 (and earlier) that caused problems with Windows Media Player. The crash report mentions things like “WMP_Provider” and “MediaProxy”.

This has been fixed in InqScribe version 2.1. Simply upgrade to the latest version of InqScribe and your problem will be solved. The upgrade is free; you can download it here: http://www.inqscribe.com/download.html

You can read more about this issue in our knowledge base.

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