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To use System Restore in Windows Vista or Windows 7, select the Start button. Select “Restore my computer to an earlier time” and click “Next.” Select a restore point that was made after you installed Windows Media Player, but before you made any changes to its settings. To access System Restore in Windows XP, select “Start,” “All Programs,” “Accessories” and “System Tools.” Select “System Restore” from the list. You must reinstall any software you installed after the System Restore point you selected. Keep in mind that using System Restore for this purpose will also restore your other computer settings back to a previous state. If you have Windows XP, Vista or 7 running on your computer, and you have installed Windows Media Player recently, you can use System Restore to roll Windows Media Player back to its default settings. These measures will differ depending on which version of Windows you’re running and how recently you’ve installed Windows Media Player. In order to restore the default settings, you must take other measures within Windows. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to restore the default settings of Windows Media Player within the program. Toying with the settings further rarely solves the problem, and in some cases can make the problem even worse. However, this should be done with caution as changing the settings may cause it to stop functioning properly. Changing the settings in Windows Media Player is a good way to optimize the program for your personal use.