Notebook laptop Widows Media Player Ripping fault. After first rip anot rip next disk

In windows Media player insert music cd and set up for rip works ok. eject disk insert next disk, this is not recognised and cannot be brought into WMP in any way and the previous disk is shown as a disk cover and files listed and keep playing whatever i do. Have tried a restart and eject and replace with another disk. Have searched both windows and Hps help systems and websites and I am still stuck.
This is a new laptop i have been setting up for the past 2 days. Have installed Kaspersky Antivirus and uninstalled Macafe and all its Apps riding on its back and done a complete scan after updating the antvirus data base.

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I understand you are having an issue with ripping music with the Windows media player. As this is a Microsoft program HP does not support it directly.
I would suggest you try uninstalling the Windows Media Player and then download and reinstall the program.
Here is a link to Get Windows Media Player from the windows.microsoft.com website. It does states that for Windows 8.1 you should have Windows Media Player 12.
Good Luck!
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