21. by Guest. 2005-09-26 20:09:20
i got the same pop up u are all talking about really blow,
fyi u CAN stop it in task manager, just go to processes and end things that shouldent be there, if u dont know what should be running then your are probably too noob to fix it so get used to it
22. by Guest. 2005-08-19 14:08:36
Runs in background and slows computer to a crawl.
23. by Guest. 2005-08-10 20:08:48
I noticed that out of the blue my computer slowed to a crawl, it barely can work. I checked my programs to see if anything new had been installed and I found that my windows media player was gone and now I have a viewpoint media player. It seems viewpoint is almost impossible to get rid of. If I do get rid of it, how do I then get my windopws media player back? Where did it go anyway? I never deleted it! It is still in the start menu, but not under my progams add and remove list anymore. Oddly enough, viewpoint is not in my start menu. Please advise
24. by Guest. 2005-07-30 11:07:26
A Viewpoint prompt "popped-up" when I accessed my bank account online. Why did it choose this moment to reveal itself? I dont like this one bit. My computer started acting up a couple of months ago, but nothing reared its ugly head until this morning. Did this file come from the Microsoft updates website? It was impossible to get rid of the pop-up until I followed the "more info" link.
25. by Guest. 2005-07-08 11:07:03
same thing happens to me, it gets reinstalled and now i have it on all three of my comps even tho ive just formatted and have a clean copy of xp
26. by Guest. 2005-07-07 22:07:36
every single time i re-install windows viewpoint media player HAPPENS to find its way onto my comp and im sick and tired of it!
27. by Guest. 2005-07-05 23:07:13
This viewpoint was automatically installed and I want it off. I have read to unistall it by going to the control panel and then to the "add or delete" option but I cannot see the viewpoint prgram. Can anyone help!!!!!
28. by Guest. 2005-07-05 12:07:25
This was installed automatically to my machine and since then it constantly crashes and hangs up. This is NOT acceptable that they can consider this legal! VIEWPOINT is deceptive!
29. by Guest. 2005-07-04 13:07:10
I find Viewpoint to be deceptive in that it suggests in its pop-up window that it has already downloaded its software to my computer without my approval. There is no way to get rid of the pop-up menu and I would never use this software or any other software from a company that advertises in this manner.
30. by Guest. 2005-07-04 12:07:56
The only way to get rid of it is in Safe mode. That is hard to do on an XP computer
31. by Guest. 2005-06-18 11:06:39
will not uninstall itself!
32. by Guest. 2005-05-26 23:05:56
It is time that we fought back against these companies and sued them for everything that they are worth. They are illegally downloading vile software onto our computers without consent or our knowledge. The time has come to fight back and bankrupt them!
33. by Guest. 2005-05-20 19:05:32
Every evening a very aggravating update window for Viewpoint Media Player appeared in the lower right of my screen, and could not be closed or moved or minimized, and was always the window on top. I had to restart the computer to get rid of it. So I have now used Add/Remove Programs to remove Viewpoint Media Player. However, Viewpoint Manager was still listed. I removed that too.
34. by Guest. 2005-05-18 03:05:16
Viewpoint Media Player isnt itself EVIL, but its partner VIEWMGR.EXE loads the EVIL Viewpoint Toolbar, which is FILTHY EVIL DISGUSTING ADWARE. Read the fine print. They loudly proclaim that VMP doesnt violate privacy, and that VIEWMGR doesnt load third-party software. What they omit is that VIEWMGR loads OTHER viewpoint software that violates privacy.
35. by Guest. 2005-05-13 00:05:05
We will publicize the actions of this odious pest so no-one will ever want anything to do with it. The folks at Viewpoint will be sorry they attacked our systems!
36. by Guest. 2005-05-12 08:05:35
What a rude awakeing to find a pop-up window that cannot be removed by task manager and can only be stopped by selecting a hotbutton in the window or re-setting the PC.
I do not know how it got installed it must have been bundled with another application, but which one.....
37. by Guest. 2005-05-11 09:05:35
I do not know if you can help but Comcast, my Internet provider, claims that it cannot block Viewpoint Media Player messages that are sent to
me daily.
How can someone block an unwanted message from appearing on their computer screen each morning?
Every day, Viewpoint Media Player sends me a message claiming that my software has been updated. I checked the list of programs on my
computer and Viewpoint is not listed among them.
The message is always at the bottom right hand corner of the computer screen and the delete x box is off the screen or does not exist. I cannot drag the message onto the screen so that the
delete box is visible. The message will not move.
I understand that software can be written so that the delete box is really the download box but Viewpoint has made it impossible to use that
box anyway.
The only way I know to get rid of the message without opening it, is to reboot my
computer and this is an inconvenience that I should not have to deal with.
When I went on google to research this company, I found that it is a
company but I also found many messages complaining about Viewpoint and
claiming it is spyware.
At the very least, Viewpoint is a pest.
Any advice you can provide, I would appreciate.
Jim
38. by Guest. 2005-05-07 11:05:28
Woke up this morning to find Viewpoint installed on my computer!
39. by Guest. 2005-05-07 00:05:26
downloaded this thing to my knowledge..I never was asked if I wanted it installed...all of a sudden it wants to update...what the hell?
40. by Guest. 2005-05-06 14:05:47
I hate this program it ruined my day, and I hope the company goes bankrupt and the software creator goes to jail.
i got the same pop up u are all talking about really blow,
fyi u CAN stop it in task manager, just go to processes and end things that shouldent be there, if u dont know what should be running then your are probably too noob to fix it so get used to it
22. by Guest. 2005-08-19 14:08:36
Runs in background and slows computer to a crawl.
23. by Guest. 2005-08-10 20:08:48
I noticed that out of the blue my computer slowed to a crawl, it barely can work. I checked my programs to see if anything new had been installed and I found that my windows media player was gone and now I have a viewpoint media player. It seems viewpoint is almost impossible to get rid of. If I do get rid of it, how do I then get my windopws media player back? Where did it go anyway? I never deleted it! It is still in the start menu, but not under my progams add and remove list anymore. Oddly enough, viewpoint is not in my start menu. Please advise
24. by Guest. 2005-07-30 11:07:26
A Viewpoint prompt "popped-up" when I accessed my bank account online. Why did it choose this moment to reveal itself? I dont like this one bit. My computer started acting up a couple of months ago, but nothing reared its ugly head until this morning. Did this file come from the Microsoft updates website? It was impossible to get rid of the pop-up until I followed the "more info" link.
25. by Guest. 2005-07-08 11:07:03
same thing happens to me, it gets reinstalled and now i have it on all three of my comps even tho ive just formatted and have a clean copy of xp
26. by Guest. 2005-07-07 22:07:36
every single time i re-install windows viewpoint media player HAPPENS to find its way onto my comp and im sick and tired of it!
27. by Guest. 2005-07-05 23:07:13
This viewpoint was automatically installed and I want it off. I have read to unistall it by going to the control panel and then to the "add or delete" option but I cannot see the viewpoint prgram. Can anyone help!!!!!
28. by Guest. 2005-07-05 12:07:25
This was installed automatically to my machine and since then it constantly crashes and hangs up. This is NOT acceptable that they can consider this legal! VIEWPOINT is deceptive!
29. by Guest. 2005-07-04 13:07:10
I find Viewpoint to be deceptive in that it suggests in its pop-up window that it has already downloaded its software to my computer without my approval. There is no way to get rid of the pop-up menu and I would never use this software or any other software from a company that advertises in this manner.
30. by Guest. 2005-07-04 12:07:56
The only way to get rid of it is in Safe mode. That is hard to do on an XP computer
31. by Guest. 2005-06-18 11:06:39
will not uninstall itself!
32. by Guest. 2005-05-26 23:05:56
It is time that we fought back against these companies and sued them for everything that they are worth. They are illegally downloading vile software onto our computers without consent or our knowledge. The time has come to fight back and bankrupt them!
33. by Guest. 2005-05-20 19:05:32
Every evening a very aggravating update window for Viewpoint Media Player appeared in the lower right of my screen, and could not be closed or moved or minimized, and was always the window on top. I had to restart the computer to get rid of it. So I have now used Add/Remove Programs to remove Viewpoint Media Player. However, Viewpoint Manager was still listed. I removed that too.
34. by Guest. 2005-05-18 03:05:16
Viewpoint Media Player isnt itself EVIL, but its partner VIEWMGR.EXE loads the EVIL Viewpoint Toolbar, which is FILTHY EVIL DISGUSTING ADWARE. Read the fine print. They loudly proclaim that VMP doesnt violate privacy, and that VIEWMGR doesnt load third-party software. What they omit is that VIEWMGR loads OTHER viewpoint software that violates privacy.
35. by Guest. 2005-05-13 00:05:05
We will publicize the actions of this odious pest so no-one will ever want anything to do with it. The folks at Viewpoint will be sorry they attacked our systems!
36. by Guest. 2005-05-12 08:05:35
What a rude awakeing to find a pop-up window that cannot be removed by task manager and can only be stopped by selecting a hotbutton in the window or re-setting the PC.
I do not know how it got installed it must have been bundled with another application, but which one.....
37. by Guest. 2005-05-11 09:05:35
I do not know if you can help but Comcast, my Internet provider, claims that it cannot block Viewpoint Media Player messages that are sent to
me daily.
How can someone block an unwanted message from appearing on their computer screen each morning?
Every day, Viewpoint Media Player sends me a message claiming that my software has been updated. I checked the list of programs on my
computer and Viewpoint is not listed among them.
The message is always at the bottom right hand corner of the computer screen and the delete x box is off the screen or does not exist. I cannot drag the message onto the screen so that the
delete box is visible. The message will not move.
I understand that software can be written so that the delete box is really the download box but Viewpoint has made it impossible to use that
box anyway.
The only way I know to get rid of the message without opening it, is to reboot my
computer and this is an inconvenience that I should not have to deal with.
When I went on google to research this company, I found that it is a
company but I also found many messages complaining about Viewpoint and
claiming it is spyware.
At the very least, Viewpoint is a pest.
Any advice you can provide, I would appreciate.
Jim
38. by Guest. 2005-05-07 11:05:28
Woke up this morning to find Viewpoint installed on my computer!
39. by Guest. 2005-05-07 00:05:26
downloaded this thing to my knowledge..I never was asked if I wanted it installed...all of a sudden it wants to update...what the hell?
40. by Guest. 2005-05-06 14:05:47
I hate this program it ruined my day, and I hope the company goes bankrupt and the software creator goes to jail.