Step 2)
To be sure, to be sure, I ran a command line ownership from my Administrator Level Command Prompt (Right-click cmd.exe, "Run As Administrator").
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2204/vis ... stem_file/

takeown /f c:\windows\system32\wininet.dll

Step 3)
I then downloaded a nifty application called Replacer:
http://www3.telus.net/_/replacer/
Once running, I typed:
At the first prompt:
“C:\windows\system32\wininet.dll” <- this is my current version which must die
At the second prompt:
“C:\wininet.dll” <- this is the version I copied from my Win7 Build 7000 Beta box.

MrQuan83 wrote:Ok, so I downgraded Internet Explorer 8 to 7 and I'm still not able to update my podcasts.

Here's some info on my machine:
MediaMonkey 3.1.1.1261
Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit Service Pack 2
Internet Explorer 7.0.6002.18005
Windows Firewall (no other firewall software)
AVG Anti-Virus Free
Spybot - Search & Destroy

What I've tried:
Downgrading IE8 to IE7
Registering wininet.dll
Checked my Windows 'hosts' file
Adding a program exception for MediaMonkey through Windows Firewall
Disabling Windows Firewall
Restarting heaps etc.

Still no dice. I don't see an error, but when I click to update a podcast I see a progress-bar appear in the status area and instantly disappear (I imagine this is the usual podcast download status). I'm not sure if there is an error log anywhere? Can someone please tell me if an error log exists and how to access it, and I'll post those details here too.

Mike1980 wrote:I just encountered this error and found this old thread. Seems like the error was never fixed, and I don't like the way IE8 is being blamed for a problem that is affecting Media Monkey exclusively. So, I've fired Media Monkey and replaced it with Winamp. Newest version of Winamp has better podcast support, which was the best selling feature for Media Monkey for me.