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> Windows Media Player is a bit of a special case since it's so
> integrated into the OS. You can tell it not to report statistics,
> etc., but you can't shut off checking for updates AFAIK.
My recollection is that I dealt with this by preventing the
WMPNSCFG.exe file from loading at start-up. You need to use the
System Configuration Utility (Start | Run... | msconfig |OK | Startup
tab | uncheck WMPNSCFG) to disable it. It didn't affect Windows Media
Player's functionality.
You could also use a software firewall :)
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