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yahoo! music


Question Posted Sunday April 6 2008, 5:20 pm

We have yahoo music on our computer, but every time we try to play a song it stops and says "buffering" every 5 seconds! It's driving me CRAZY. I tried to email Yahoo, but they never got back to me. HELP?

Our internet is fine, by the way. websites and stuff work, its just the stupid music player. It doesn't even work on music we've already bought or put on the computer with a CD.

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xjessikahxmx09 answered Sunday April 6 2008, 8:30 pm:
get rid of yahoo.
download 'ares'
its a music thingy.
thats what i have and
it works just fine

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