I have been hacked I have changed my password in windows login but it seems I cannot access windows live mail or receive any mail in Outlook as my account has been migrated ! I have not done this ? please can you tell me how to stop all my emails being migrated?
I read another post of people using some sort of Facebook application, and experiencing similar problems, but I don't use Facebook. Here's what is happening. I have 2 laptop computers. One is my home laptop, and the other I use at work. I have my photos on both, and both have Photo Gallery on them. However, there seems to be about 200 photos that are constantly being uploaded/downloaded to my cloud every time I open another computer. When I open Photo Gallery on my work computer, it changes the files. It must have something to do with facial recognition, because all the photos are of my daughter. Then all photos are uploaded to my cloud as being changed. Then when I open my home laptop, those photos are downloaded. THEN when I open Photo Gallery, the photos are changed (again) and, you guessed it, they are uploaded to my cloud. The next time I view the photos with Photo Gallery on my work laptop the whole thing begins again. I read the other post with those having a similar issue concerning Facebook, and I have turned off the automatic face detection, and I have signed out of Photo Gallery on my work laptop. I am hoping this stops the problem. However, I would really like to know if there is a solution to this without having to sign out of Photo Gallery. I hope the developers of this great program come up with some type of solution.
UPDATE: Unchecking the Auto Face Detection and signing out doesn't work! Every time I open Photo Gallery it signs me in automatically, even though I unchecked the auto sign in, and even though I've clicked "Forget Me" countless times, it still signs me in automatically! Unfortunately, the only thing that works is not to use Photo Gallery on two computers. Sad, because it's a great program. I hope the developers take this problem seriously and come up with a fix very soon!
I read another post of people using some sort of Facebook application, and experiencing similar problems, but I don't use Facebook. Here's what is happening. I have 2 laptop computers. One is my home laptop, and the other I use at work. I have my photos on both, and both have Photo Gallery on them. However, there seems to be about 200 photos that are constantly being uploaded/downloaded to my cloud every time I open another computer. When I open Photo Gallery on my work computer, it changes the files. It must have something to do with facial recognition, because all the photos are of my daughter. Then all photos are uploaded to my cloud as being changed. Then when I open my home laptop, those photos are downloaded. THEN when I open Photo Gallery, the photos are changed (again) and, you guessed it, they are uploaded to my cloud. The next time I view the photos with Photo Gallery on my work laptop the whole thing begins again. I read the other post with those having a similar issue concerning Facebook, and I have turned off the automatic face detection, and I have signed out of Photo Gallery on my work laptop. I am hoping this stops the problem. However, I would really like to know if there is a solution to this without having to sign out of Photo Gallery. I hope the developers of this great program come up with some type of solution.
UPDATE: Unchecking the Auto Face Detection and signing out doesn't work! Every time I open Photo Gallery it signs me in automatically, even though I unchecked the auto sign in, and even though I've clicked "Forget Me" countless times, it still signs me in automatically! Unfortunately, the only thing that works is not to use Photo Gallery on two computers. Sad, because it's a great program. I hope the developers take this problem seriously and come up with a fix very soon!
Original Title: Widows Photo Gallery
I guess I am not the only person to be frustrated with Windows 10. I had been using Windows Photo Gallery for months and it was sketchy, but I was able to work around the issues. Now I am not able to open and edit photos any longer as I get a message stating:
Sorry Photo Gallery closed unexpectedly while trying to process this file. There might be a problem with codec software used to compress and decompress the file. Consider removing the old codec and searching for and installing new codec from manufacture's website. I hope that someone will be able to direct me where I need to look for codecs for Canon 60D and Powershot cameras as the ones that are posted are not compatible with Windows 10 Live Essential. Thank you for any help that is given as I am out of my mind trying to figure this out for the past couple of days. I performed all the steps of installing and unistalling and running changes in Essentials.
I guess I am not the only person to be frustrated with Windows 10. I had been using Windows Photo Gallery for months and it was sketchy, but I was able to work around the issues. Now I am not able to open and edit photos any longer as I get a message stating:
Sorry Photo Gallery closed unexpectedly while trying to process this file. There might be a problem with codec software used to compress and decompress the file. Consider removing the old codec and searching for and installing new codec from manufacture's website. I hope that someone will be able to direct me where I need to look for codecs for Canon 60D and Powershot cameras as the ones that are posted are not compatible with Windows 10 Live Essential. Thank you for any help that is given as I am out of my mind trying to figure this out for the past couple of days. I performed all the steps of installing and unistalling and running changes in Essentials.
Our students have a green screen and would like to edit their videos in Windows Live Movie Maker 2012 essentials package. Currently, we do not see this capability. Please advise.
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