24. November 2015 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized

I just got a new computer with Windows 10.  I have my old computer and have tried exporting from that and importing this into Windows 10. I have had NO success whatsoever.  I had a mobile computer repair guy come out and he had no success either. 

One problem making it difficult is the size of the file, which is quite large.  I got to 9 Gigabytes once and ran out of space.  what would probably be the easiest method would be able to copy from Windows  7, all files associated with mail messages and then copy that to Windows 10.  I saw one post that alluded to that but it was a little too complex to follow.

Is there any relatively simple way to do this.  I have switched systems in the past, also with problems but nothing of this difficulty.

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I've tried editing captured gameplay and saved the videos for uploading on YouTube, but after WMM saves, the video gets all grainy with annoyingly large pixel-like boxes. The original captured videos are already at a high bitrate, so they cannot be the cause. My save settings were also at 12000kbps or more, but they don't look any different from a test video that I made at 8000kbps. My other save settings were: resolution at 1920x1080, frame rate at 60fps (I've also done 30fps tests with little to no improvement), and 192kbps audio.
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I have no audio on movie maker or media player. Tried to download basic  version of k lite codec no result in fact I cannot even tell if it has installed or not can t find it on my list of programs.  Help. In the  meantime no audio
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once WLM has accessed email account it does not seem to care about checking password following that initial authorization (test yourself by changing password in properties, applying and then do send/receive...it will still execute OK)

I determined this accidently as I needed to create new password for a forgotten one....I did this on my iPad through MyBell and this morning when I came down to my PC (which was still on)....a) I was surprised I did not see any errors related to failure retrieving emails for that account when the account most definitely did not have the correct password set up for it.

I tested as per above to confirm suspicion and then signed out and back in again.....that was when account access failed due to password error. I just went ahead and updated it to the new/current.

NOTE...I make mention of it here solely because that seems like a security breach of sorts where if some person/program etc had unauthorized access to your account, that changing your password would NOT block access to account while access was still active. That would suggest to me that authorization is not re-tested when you do send/receive...otherwise it should FAIL !!

jmho...if nothing else be forewarned of moderate exposure in some instances.

fyi...the bell.net email account uses outlook email     

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When I started Movie Maker 2012, I used to get an error about missing DLL file msvcr110.dll. I have fixed that one, but now get the error Unable to start correctly 0xc000007b.

I have done a clean installation, but the error remains the same. 

I have tried finding a different program to make a movie, but haven't been able to find one yet, so I hope someone can help me solve this error.

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When I started Movie Maker 2012, I used to get an error about missing DLL file msvcr110.dll. I have fixed that one, but now get the error Unable to start correctly 0xc000007b.

I have done a clean installation, but the error remains the same. 

I have tried finding a different program to make a movie, but haven't been able to find one yet, so I hope someone can help me solve this error.

I have Outlook 2011 installed on a MacBook Air setup with an Exchange email account. Everything has worked fine with no issues at all for the last year or so until now...

 

When I open Outlook I am unable to move messages from one folder to another (within the exchange, not locally) and I am unable to rename new or existing folders.

 

When I try and move messages they just stay in the existing folder and if I try and rename a folder it flashes with editable text for a second or so and then just goes back as if I clicked off.

 

Sometimes in the bottom right corner it keeps switching from saying "checking folders" to "folders up to date". It's as if the server is constantly refreshing itself and stopping me from doing anything.

 

If I set Outlook to work offline everything works perfectly, I can move things around and rename with no issues. It's only when working online that this happens.

 

Any ideas?

I have Outlook 2011 installed on a MacBook Air setup with an Exchange email account. Everything has worked fine with no issues at all for the last year or so until now...

 

When I open Outlook I am unable to move messages from one folder to another (within the exchange, not locally) and I am unable to rename new or existing folders.

 

When I try and move messages they just stay in the existing folder and if I try and rename a folder it flashes with editable text for a second or so and then just goes back as if I clicked off.

 

Sometimes in the bottom right corner it keeps switching from saying "checking folders" to "folders up to date". It's as if the server is constantly refreshing itself and stopping me from doing anything.

 

If I set Outlook to work offline everything works perfectly, I can move things around and rename with no issues. It's only when working online that this happens.

 

Any ideas?

24. November 2015 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized

Original Title: photo gallery  

photo gallery is not working it shows error c000009c can you help us

24. November 2015 · Write a comment · Categories: Uncategorized
photo gallery is not working it shows error c000009c can you help us