How do get to registration web site - Vizio VA19LHDTV10T 19 in. LCD TV

FixYa does not handle registration of products. This site only helps solves people's problems.
If you want to do an on-line registration, you need to go the the Manufacturers WEB site to the registration page and follow the instructions.

The Netgear registration WEB site is this :-
Open a browser and enter this URL -
https://my.netgear.com/registration/login.aspx

Try this web-site:
www.quickbooks.com/keycode

FIXYA has no control over the Vizio company. We're just a questions and answers web site.Try this link for registration:
https://crm.admin.waca.com/WaCA/WarrantyCenter/registration/secure/Vizio/Registration.jsp?masterModelOID=SF-1116689077-37635&purchasePrice=500

Here is the HP web page for registration

https://register.hp.com/americas/flowPage/registration/index.do?execution=e1s1&cc=US&lang=en

Here's the short cut link to register online:
https://crm.admin.waca.com/WaCA/WarrantyCenter/registration/secure/Vizio/Registration.jsp?masterModelOID=SF-1116689077-37635&purchasePrice=500
Here's the link for Extended Service Plans:
https://crm.admin.waca.com/WaCA/WarrantyCenter/registration/secure/Vizio/ESCLookup.jsp

I've been hearing the Vizio web site have been having problems with on-line registration. So, just in case the on-line registration doesn't go through, you'll have to call the Customer Service number to get it finished.
Customer Service
Toll-Free:888.849.4623
(888 VIZIO CE)

Registration can be performed at the following web site:

https://crm.admin.waca.com/WaCA/WarrantyCenter/registration/secure/Vizio/Registration.jsp?masterModelOID=SF-1116689077-37635&purchasePrice=500

Try: https://www.vizioserviceplans.com/ESP/Registration.aspx

I just registered my 32" Vizio HDTV, 12/03/09

Have been having the same problem, but after some searching found this webpage. Hopefully I am registered now. http://www.irislink.com/register/readparam.aspx?ver=HP%20OCR&lang=eng&prod=IRISOCR&pcode=RegHP-00000-HP&id=--- Certainly not the simple web address they advertise. Hope others get some joy with this.

I believe the movie is bait for a fly-by Trojan installer or scam.
Delete the file using the command prompt and scan your machine for malware !!!!

Use SEVERAL reputable anti-virus products, such as:

AVG, KASPERSKY, McAfee, SpyBot SD, Adaware
f-protect, black-light, rootkit revealer....


The target WEB site is no longer valid, but

"Whois.net"

reports the URL registration as:
================================
domain: movie-help.com
created: 13-Nov-2007
last-changed: 22-Jan-2008
registration-expiration: 13-Nov-2008

nserver: ns55.1und1.de
nserver: ns56.1und1.de

status: CLIENT-TRANSFER-PROHIBITED

registrant-firstname: Julian
registrant-lastname: Kroll
registrant-street1: Luisenstr. 13
registrant-pcode: 77955
registrant-city: Ettenheim
registrant-ccode: DE
registrant-phone: +49.45351245
registrant-email: [email protected]

admin-c-firstname: Julian
admin-c-lastname: Kroll
admin-c-street1: Luisenstr. 13
admin-c-pcode: 77955
admin-c-city: Ettenheim
admin-c-ccode: DE
admin-c-phone: +49.45351245
admin-c-email: [email protected]=========================================

The WEB site was recently created and then removed by
some **** in Germany.

You need to be extremely careful when downloading movies,
because most movie formats contain facilities for WEB links
and active Java scripts, which can contain dangerous malware,
or links to a daisy chain of evil websites that will in turn install
malware on you computer, if you are not EXTREMELLY careful.


Media files, such as AVI, MPG and WMV can also contain
code which will crash or even damage windows explorer as
soon as you click on the movie file, even without launching
the movie.

This is because Windows Explorer uses two DLL files:
shmedia.DLL and shimgvw.DLL which scan every media file
you touch in order to create preview thumbnails.

A carefully crafted media file will cause buffer overflow and
crash Windows Explorer.

These files are even extremely difficult to remove,
because windows will crash every time you touch them.

Don't use Internet explorer (any version) and use Firefox
instead. Disable scripts, except for trusted websites.

Download and Install Firefox addons to block scripts,
such as "No script" by Giorgio Maone.

This utility will prompt you to accept or reject scripts
when you are browsing.

Avoid *.wmv media files, they almost alway contain WEB
links as bait.

Be careful where AVI and MPG files come from.

Be suspicious of unreasonably small files, that come from
large numbers of peer to peer sources and download very
quickly. SCAM companies have the fastest servers on
peer to peer networks.

Scan EVERY downloaded file for malware.

Hopefully this will make you safer.

Martin