It sounds like you're finding multiple songs in your library that don't 
have files on your hard drive any more. You could just keep selecting 
the close option until you work through the list, but if you just want 
to get rid of WMP, I'd suggest using the Task Manager, tabbing to the 
processes tab and looking for the WMP process. You can start the Task 
Manager with control-alt-delete. There may be another step depending on 
what version of Windows you're running.

Leslie Fairall wrote:
> Can someone tell me how to force windows Media player to close? 
> Obviously, alt-F4 won't work! I'm on this screen that gives me three 
> choices: close (which won't work), web help, or a message that says:
>
> Windows Media Player cannot find the file. If you are trying to play, 
> burn, or sync an item that is in your library, the item might point to 
> a file that has been moved, renamed, or deleted.
>
> I can click on web help and close it with no problem since it opens 
> Internet Explorer anyway. But if I click on close, the same screen 
> appears again! Please help!
>
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