After editing an image in windows Photo Gallery can't save the picture. I get a message that tells me that something is wrong with the application. How to fix this problem?
After editing an image in windows Photo Gallery can't save the picture. I get a message that tells me that something is wrong with the application. How to fix this problem?
Hello
I suggest you to refer to this link and check if it helps:
http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/Windows-Photo-Gallery-frequently-asked-questions
It will be useful.
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Windows Photo Gallery will not save the edited images
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Message says photo library was beset with problems and the modified file cannot be saved
Windows Photo Gallery will not save the edited images. the files are not read-only; older files can be modified; the most recent files cannot
Message says photo library was beset with problems and the modified file cannot be saved
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Windows Photo Gallery... Cannot save modified photos...No guarantees and proceed at your own risk!
Good luck...
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(1) try to do a system restore to an hour before
the problem started.With the help of the Windows Vista system restore
http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/using-Windows-Vista-system-restore/--
(2) I've seen reports that this problem may be related
Kodak Easy Share software. Installation "Kodak
Single-action Version 8 for Windows from the
the following link may be the solution.Kodak Easy Share 8 software version
http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?PQ-path=130&PQ-locale=en_US&_requestid=5320
(FWIW, it's a good idea to create a system)
restore point before installing software or updates)--
(3) I saw reports that could clarify the next steps
until the question...Right click the library icon and choose
"Run as Administrator"--
(4) I copied the info from a tech forum on
the net... I don't know if it works, but maybe it's
worth a try:A. right click on Task Manager open the
taskbar on the bottom of your screen and choosing
The task in the menu Manager.B. click the tab process, along the upper part of the
The Task Manager screen.C. in the process tab, select the corresponding button at the bottom
left of the screen that says "show processes of.
all users"and click on it. Click 'Continue' to the UAC
the prompt that appears.D. the screen should turns off a moment, then
back with much more than process listed. Click
the "Command line" column to sort the list and
Search:"C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmpnetwk.exe"
Read the description in the next section on:
Windows Media Sharing Service reader network
F. click on this process. Click the end «»
Treat button"at the bottom right of the screen.
Confirm 'End process' if necessary.You should now be able to save your changes to
your photos normally. The bad news is that this
should be performed whenever you start or restart Vista.
And I don't know how to prevent the situation from
in the first place of loading.--
5) posted by: artologik
The solution came to me when I could not recreate
the problem on a laptop with Vista Home.
Everything I could compare, I noticed that the
%Path% environment variable was not between different
the 2 machines.I guess that WLPG relies on the dll must be found
on the way to the system; When not found, it must return
Back to ' base or incomplete "library finds it
the default specific paths or the user. The solution for
me has been to ensure the entire path system
to the folders in the order appropriate.To fix, follow these steps:
A. right click on the COMPUTER icon on the
desktop and choose PROPERTIESB. choose ADVANCED SYSTEM SETTINGS
C. Si you are prompted by UAC to allow, go ahead.
and ALLOWD. click on ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES...
E. in the bottom half, under SYSTEM VARIABLES,.
Find the PATH variable and highlight theF. click the button CHANGE
G. ensure that what starts with
% SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;H. ensure you that a semicolon separates each entry.
I. click OK three times
J. restart the computer
Good luck...
John Inzer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.
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Photo Gallery can't save the edited images
My Gallery of photos will not save modified pictures. He did it when I got the computer back in the spring. I installed Kodak EasyShare software after that and it seems that is about the time when the problem started in the photo gallery. What options will I get solve this without doing a system restore? What are the negative aspects of restoring my computer? Thank you very much! I don't really know anything about computers.
Hi computer_illiterate,
If you are experiencing problems saving images edited when you could before, I recommend you to uninstall the Kodak software and check if you are able to save the images.
(1) If you have a third Party photo editing software, try removing it and see if that doesn't
correct your problem.
(2) other forums, I found several mentions to be a problem with a corrupted author field. Look in the file properties Details page. You can get the properties on the photo in question, scroll to the right section of author and origin and remove characters. Select apply and close the file. If the field of copyright has no characters to remove, try adding a few characters and then delete them.
(3) the last thing to try is to check the permission on the Windows Photo Gallery.
Go at the beginning and list programs. Right-click on the icon of photo gallery windows live and go to properties. Select tab security put highlight the Everyone group, click the button change. Put a control under all permissions allow. Then do the same for the users group. Click on apply or OK.You can also check out the link below:
Windows Photo Gallery: frequently asked questions:
I hope this information is useful.
Please let us know if you need further assistance.
Concerning
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Windows Photo Gallery does not save the edited images.
I have problems editing contrast and red-eye with Windows Photo Gallery. I get rid of the red eye and change the brightness, close gallery and get an error message "an error prevents photo library to save this image." The image isn't 'read only', it is a jpeg file, and I am the owner/user. I edited many other images, but now it restricts me to do these as well as a few others that I've ever edit. Any ideas on what's going on?
Hello sjleite,
Thanks for posting on the Microsoft answers Community Forum.
If you encounter problems, saving images edited when you could before, I would ask
If you have installed the 3rd party software that may interfere with the Windows Photo Gallery.
(1) If you have a third Party photo editing software, try removing it and see if that doesn't
correct your problem.
(2) other forums, I found several mentions to be a problem with a corrupted author field. Look in the file properties Details page. You can get the properties on the photo in question, scroll to the right section of author and origin and remove characters. Select apply and close the file. If the field of copyright has no characters to remove, try adding a few characters and then delete them.
(3) the last thing to try is to check the permission on the Windows Photo Gallery.
Go at the beginning and list programs. Right-click on the icon of photo gallery windows live and go to properties. Select tab security put highlight the Everyone group, click the button change. Put a control under all permissions allow. Then do the same for the users group. Click on apply or OK.
If please post again and let us know if these suggestions helped solve your problem or if you need further assistance.
Sincerely,
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You scan from within photo gallery?
... File / import from a camera or scanner...
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Thank you for using the Microsoft Windows Vista Forums.
Sorry, you have a problem with that! Have you tried the steps below with respect to the scanning of a picture with Windows Photo Gallery? Do you have in the past been able to scan pictures with your current scanner and upload pictures to the photo gallery?
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Windows Photo Gallery by clicking on the button Start , allprograms, and then clicking Windows Photo Gallery.
2.
Click fileand then click import from device scanner or photo.
3.
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12.
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Australian salvation,
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http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/change-which-programs-Windows-uses-by-default
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· What format of picture or video file you are trying to open using the Windows Photo Gallery?
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