Microsoft XP - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 3

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If you are looking to play DVD files i.e. VOB files then you can play it using VLC player.

Follow the below link to download VLC player.

www.videolan.org

VLC player plays almost every file format and it does not needs any extra codec to run the files.

Disable Firewall

go to the windows update page and download the lates codec to be able to play video, you need at least windows media player 10 to see new media on the net. If you still need the web page post here and i can send you the link.

download the codecs from the web link given below and install it and issue will be resolved
http://www.free-codecs.com/download_soft.php?d=4875&s=95

YOU NEED TO ARRANGE 3RD PARTY SOFTWARE LIKE WonderShare PPT2DVD

search here I recommended to download the software

If you attempt to send a message that is too large for your mail server you may be unable to delete it from the Outbox.

First, try setting Outlook offline using the File, Offline menu. Wait about a minute or so or close Outlook and reopen.
If you are unable to delete the message while in offline mode or cannot go into offline mode, you'll need to change your default delivery location.

1. Add a new PST using the File, New, Outlook Data File menu.
   
2. Open the Email Accounts dialog on the Tools menu.
   
3. Select view or Change existing email accounts and click Next.
   
4. Select the new personal folders file from the Deliver new email to the following location list.
   
5. Click Finish and restart Outlook.
   
6. Show the folder list, using Ctrl+6 if necessary, and find the old Outbox. Delete the message.
   
7. Repeat steps 2, 3, 4, and 5 to restore the original pst as the default delivery location.
   
8. Show the folder list and move any new messages from the new pst to the original pst.
   
9. Right click on the new folder's name and Choose Close to remove it from your profile.

you can go to divx.com and go to free download, this codec usually has codec for movies

Right click on the desktop, go to the display settings and click for the background color in the settings.** You can also avail our technical support by visiting our website: http://www.vtechsquad.com

Did you download the latest audio drivers from Dell.com? If not here is the link to the drivers for that device based off Vostro 1400 using Vista 32 bit Edition. http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?os=WLH&osl=EN&catid=3&impid=-1&servicetag=&SystemID=VOS_N_1400&hidos=WLH&hidlang=en Hope that helps. If not let me know.

If you want to convert DVD to FLV files, you can use Leawo Free DVD to FLV Converter, it's totally free; and if you want to convert flv video to DVD , you can use Leawo DVD Creator, but it's not free.

Try to use VLC player. open movie file with vlc player , after wards just drag and drop subtitle file to movie screen.

The single most efficient way to speed up a PC, is More RAM, as much as can be used. A fast SATA HDD, with a large cache. lots or FREE HDD space.

Heat an iron to low temp . Take a small wet hand towel fold it in half so it's a double layer and place it over the glue , put iron over the towel for a about ten seconds . The glue will be stuck to the towel . You may have to repeat a second time . Good luck .

To begin with, if there is sound, your audio hub is working fine.
Seems to me that your headphones have a borken cable inside the cord...and that is causing the sound to "bounce" from one ear to the other.
Solution....
Get a new set of headsets.

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You can download a free Windows Media Player from this link.

http://download.cnet.com/1770-20_4-0.html?query=windows+media+player+10&tag=srch&searchtype=downloads&filterName=platform%3DWindows%2CWebware&filter=platform%3DWindows%2CWebware

afaik, you cant open a corrupted file even with newer codec.just try to redownload the file again and if it still cant open, try to reinstall/upgrade your mediaplayer