Windows Media Player plugin was working fine before updating to 4 and now i've tried every single advice found in here and still can get it to work even though it is enabled on the add-ons page. Any new trick to try?

worked fine with 3.6
updated to 4
tried uninstall/install plugin
.dll downloads
disable/enable different plugins
next step is format?

I seem to have fixed it by putting <div  class="clearfloat"></div> after the navigation bar?

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