Music played in Windows Media Player
continues during and after a change of
user. This should not happen.
Music playback is designed to
continue in the background and can no
longer be controlled from the account
you switch to. If you try to run Windows
Media Player, it runs in a separate
process. But there’s no point playing one
track on top of another.
To take care of this issue, start Windows Media Player. To access the menus, right click in a free place on the upper toolbar or press the [Alt] key to show the legacy menus. Click ‘Tools | Options’. Change to the ‘Player’ tab. There you can activate the option ‘Stop playback when switching to a different user’. Confirm with ‘OK’. The changesare eff ective without needing a restart. The playback will now stop as soon as Windows displays the login page. Also after logging back into the original user account, the playback can be restarted.
To take care of this issue, start Windows Media Player. To access the menus, right click in a free place on the upper toolbar or press the [Alt] key to show the legacy menus. Click ‘Tools | Options’. Change to the ‘Player’ tab. There you can activate the option ‘Stop playback when switching to a different user’. Confirm with ‘OK’. The changesare eff ective without needing a restart. The playback will now stop as soon as Windows displays the login page. Also after logging back into the original user account, the playback can be restarted.
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