20 Most Recent Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium with Service Pack 1: Windows Questions & Answers

Hi,

you can download java from here for Vista,

http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

Good Luck!

you need what is called "dvd rip" software, it does for DVD's what music rippers do for music CD's

There are quite a good few free one out there.

Follow this link for a full run down on what programs you need and how to do it,

http://elliottback.com/wp/how-to-rip-a-dvd-a-tutorial/

It's easy! For one thing DON'T renew Norton. It sucks. Two great anti virus programs that I have used recently are FREE ! !! One is AVG Anti-Virus and I would also recommend CCLEANER (**** Cleaner). AdWare is another good one. In fact, I have all THREE on my computer and use them on a regular basis. Just GOOGLE the names I gave you and forget about Norton...... Did I mention they are FREE ?????????????? :)

Updates for Windows Defender are usually included in regularly scheduled Windows updates. However, you can manually download and install the updates yourself. Updates may be available in several places online, but only download those from Microsoft's official website. Files from other sources may in fact be viruses or other malware disguised as legitimate update files. Log into your Windows Vista computer as an administrator. You will need administrator rights to install the update files. Check whether you are running the 32- or 64-bit version of Windows Vista by clicking on the "Start" menu, then typing "system" in the search box and clicking "system" in the programs list. For the "System type" entry you will see either "32-bit operating system" or "64-bit operating system". Download the update definition files from Microsoft's website. There are different versions of the files for the 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows Vista, so be sure to download the correct version for your computer by simply clicking the appropriate link (see Links below), which will start the download automatically. 32 bit http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=70631 64 bit http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=70632 Click "Run" when the download has completed to immediately begin installation. Follow the prompts on your screen to complete the installation, and restart your computer if necessary. A restart is not usually required immediately, but is usually required in order for installation to be fully completed, so restart as soon as possible.

You may either use a freeware like Audicity to record the music stream played on your computer, or use a video downloader to extract the audio from YouTube. Details are available here: download and record music from YouTube. Methods of Downloading Music from YouTube

You will need the windows version of iTunes available at the apple site.

http://www.apple.com/itunes/overview/?cid=OAS-US-DOMAINS-itunes.com

You will also need an iTunes store account but the software walks you through setting it up.

The iTunes music comes in as I think an mp4 which doesn't play in Windows Media player. But you can click on the music and export as it an MP3 and that will play in the Windows Media Player.

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No 500mb of songs is not a problem for Windows Media player. I have in excess of 400GB of music on a network hard drive and it copes without difficulty. If you look at the bottom of Media player you will see a pair of icons to the left of the play button. The one furthest left is the "Shuffle" button.

i used Nidesoft total video converter
it's support all popular video format

Hi!

Here is some free converters that will help you:

http://www.autogk.me.uk/

http://www.dvdpe.com/

http://www.dvdtoavi.org/

Good luck
Nic

Disable & Re-enable Windows Media Player in Windows features. Step 1.Go to start >> search box >>control panel Step 2.Control pannel >> View by category Step 3.Click on 'Turn Windows Features On or Off which should be under 'Prgrams & Features '

it will come to you???

Hi. You can install codec pack called ffdshow it runs most of videos. If there is rmvb exstension you will need rmvb codec.

Try reboting your computer, if tha does not work, Go to Microsoft.com and contact customer service and tell them about your problem. Also, you can try to download Service Pack 2 or 3. Before you do this, you may want to try to go to the Control Panel and click on the System and Security option and click on "Find and Fix Problems" and follow instructions, or click on the System and security and check the :Action Center" or "Windows Update." Explore this page, you will probably find a solution for your problem. You can also try to "restore your computer" to an ealier time. The one you will find under the "Action Center. I hope that this info will help you to resolve your problem.

Your Windows Media Player couldn't play DVD format because maybe you forgot to select such file type for which you want WMP to be the default player. To troubleshoot this problem please see the following steps:

• Step 1: Open your Windows Media Player
• Step 2: Right click the bottom portion of the player and select TOOLS then OPTIONS

• Step 3: Go to File Types menu and and check DVD video then click APPLY

how long have you been using the burner? does it burn data and audio completely? try cleaning the lens with lens cleaner and check the CD/DVD you are using to burn your movies. also try using another burning program

.ISO files are archived filed ready for burning to a CD or DVD discs using burning programs like Nero. Thus, Nero software can open and burn this .iso files to discs. Also, Winrar can open and extract the files in a .iso file archive. Download Nero to burn or Winrar to open them

Did you go into the bios to make sure the computer boots from the dvd drive and not the hard drive. Booting from dvd should install vista dvd files.

Microsoft, Windows, Vista Home Premium, blank desktop, mesh, Ideal, personal computer ... Disabled all non ms-services and all startups via msconfig; ..... RunOnce: [*Restore] C:\Windows\system32\rstrui.exe /RUNONCE .... says "Windows Resource Protection could not perform the requested operation." ...
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Check for any virus/worm and try to do a system restore.