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Find your settings for the device. It will have a picture of a cog wheel. Click on it and look for time and date. Highlight it, click, and just move over each item until you have what you want. Always click save after you complete. You also need to look for whatever time zone your phone or device is in. Mine is CT, sometimes it will change everything for you automatically once you find this in your time and date settings

'recovery tank not seated properly'....
Ty so much for posting this!! I swear I was just about to take this thing apart, but decided to take a break first and Google some options. And wudayaknow...someone describing EXACTLY what my machine was doin'. With the air blowing underneath and everything. Because it's never that simple for me, whenever I go to the all answering internet for help, it always ends up that I'm the only 1 on earth that has this problem. LoL. So thank you thank you thank you. I guess I'll get use my brand new Makita power screwdriver(???? Power drill??? It was a gift.lol) another time .

sounds like the transmission seal has started to leak. yes the transmission, all washers have these and at a certian age and usage the seals will start to leak grease into the drum. if this is an older unit this is not uncommon.
1) you can try to replace the seal
2) or you can buy another washer
service repairs for this cost almost as much as a new washer

Even though the file may be linked to your movie player, when the movie player is trying to access the video, its simply not finding it where it is suppose to be.

I'm not sure how your downloading convention is, but how I do things is when I get an attachement, picture, or video... I usually almost always Right-click on it once and do a Save As... Then I'll specify a folder to save it into (usually easiest saving it to the Desktop and create a folder there, example: Movies) and hit Ok.

I'm not sure if you're opening these movies directly from your source and its streaming and not downloaded OR if you did download them, it is not finding the files in the designated space that Windows Media Player is trying to find it in. Like when you may put a screwdriver on the shelf versus the drawer... when you go back to find the screwdriver and look in the drawer (where you've always put it) its not there.

As far as opening files, it may be that you need a certain codec to open up that particular file. I find that most videos accessed online need the DivX codec that you can download for free from the divx website. Remember to look for the codec itself and not the player. Be sure to read all the install screens and only select the things you need instead of hitting OK on all the screens.

If you don't remember where you put those downloaded movies, I would do a search of the files and folers on the hard drive. Especially if you remember what the file name was called, that'll help immensely. Simply press on the Start > Search, and then put in the file name.

To get any more detailed I need Brand and model number. But first thing you always want to try is to unhook it from power outlet for 10=15 minutes, not just power off actually unplug from power, next if that fails try manually pushing all the buttons on front panel several times each in case one of these has data locked up. next on newer units they have to see signal on each input to change to that input so make sure you power on each source and then turn on tv. also while each item is on go to menu and go to auto program)i had one like this Friday) then auto program unit again with all sources attached. good luck if this no help get back wiyth brand and model and we can continue