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827561 FIX: You May Have to Reannounce the Station on a Windows Media Services 9 Series Multicast
896114 Some new Windows Media Services 9 Series features may not be available after you install Windows Media Encoder 9 Series
896421 FIX: 32-bit versions of performance monitoring software may not be able to access Windows Media Services 9 Series performance counters on computers that are running Windows Server 2003 x64 Editions
897173 FIX: The Admin MMC snap-in sometimes displays a negative value for the current bandwidth in Windows Media Services 9 Series
898944 How to modify the server configuration file to avoid I/O limitations during fast-forward/rewind operations in Windows Media Services 9 Series
907508 FIX: Users in some users groups experience problems when the users try to access the performance counters for Windows Media Services 9 Series on Windows Server 2003
923641 FIX: Error message when you expand "Publishing Points" in the Windows Media Services 9 Series MMC snap-in after you install Windows Server 2003 R2: "MMC has detected an error in a snap-in"
934113 Streaming content stops, and you may receive an error message when you click "Next" in Windows Media Player
952068 MS08-076: Description of the security update for Windows Media Services 4.1, Windows Media Services 9 Series, and Windows Media Services 2008: December 9, 2008
959807 MS08-076: Vulnerabilities in Windows Media Components could allow remote code execution
972554 MS09-047: Description of the security update for Windows Media Services: September 8, 2009
973812 MS09-047: Vulnerabilities in Windows Media Format could allow remote code execution