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• Error: "Windows Media Center has stopped working. Windows is checking for a solution. "when tried to open it after installing the KB983590 update

  Original title: WMC no longer works after update of August 10

  Windows Media Center has stopped working after installation of my Windows 7 Professional pc all 11 updates gave me on August 11, 2010. I used system restore to the day before the updates, and install them individually. The first 9 no trouble with WMC. But the IE8 KB982664 for Windows 7 compatibility view list caused my action center to report that I needed to check the undeclared solutions to problems. WMC would still start. But after installing KB983590 .NET framework 3.5.1 for Windows 7 x 86, WMC has stopped working.

  After you uninstall update 2 above WMC would still not start.

  After using the system again restore forward updates, I installed the other 9 updated with, so far, no problem with WMC.

  New installation of Windows 7 Pro.

  V.1.0.1963.0 MSE completely up to date. [have not installed the latest beta version due to this problem]

  Former pilot Mig15. Now using Windows 7 Professional and Project Professional 2010 Beta.

  Hi Davy-D,

  Step 1: Perform the upgrade on the spot
  a. close all applications, insert the DVD into the DVD drive of the computer.
  b. in the settings window, click install now.
  c. click go online to get the latest updates for installation (recommended).
  d. type the CD key if you are prompted to do so.
  e. click Yes to accept the Microsoft software license agreement.
  f. on the type of installation do you want? screen, click upgrade.
  g. when the installation is complete, restart your computer and check the difference.

  See Method 2 of this article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/958044/en-us

  Very Important: Run a repair installation will not damage files and applications that are currently installed on your computer. However we recommend that you back up data, performing the steps incorrectly can delete data.

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• How can I copy my Karaoke from CD + G on Windows Media Center records and have my collection on my laptop?

  I have a nice collection of karaoke disc CD + G I want to be able to copy on my media center windows and being able to have my accessible karaoke music on my laptop.  I need to connect my laptop to my home entertainment center and have our usual karaoke fun nights with friends and family.  It told me that windows media center would be perfect for this because it can categorize my music and make it easy to locate our favorite songs and so on please help me to find the solution to my situation.  We do not want to download karaoke from the internet, we simply want to use what we have.

  Given that technical issues are inappropriate in the forum comments responses, I moved your post to the windows ' Music and Sound: forum.»  Always include your version of Windows when you post.

  Karaoke CD is not normal music CD, I think that you will need a program.  I don't think that Windows Media Center can read data from subtrack.  See this: http://experts.windows.com/frms/windows_entertainment_and_connected_home/f/25/t/11036.aspx

  A codec for karaoke claiming to allow Windows Media Player to manage the CD + G discs can be found here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/karaoke-dx/files/

  Here's a helpful article: http://www.ehow.com/how_6751253_copy-karaoke-discs.html.

  Also visit http://www.tricerasoft.com/index2.html or http://www.mtu.com/index.htm

• Windows XP Media Center Decoder error

  Recently had to have Windows XP Media Center Edition re-installed after the OS has been altered.  "Now when I try to watch live tv via the Media Center application I get message decoder error". The video decoder is either defective or is not installed. Please Media Center and/or the computer". Restarts I did it to both, but continue to receive the error message.  How can I fix it?

  Recently had to have Windows XP Media Center Edition re-installed after the OS has been altered.  "Now when I try to watch live tv via the Media Center application I get message decoder error". The video decoder is either defective or is not installed. Please Media Center and/or the computer". Restarts I did it to both, but continue to receive the error message.  How can I fix it?

  Download and install Windows XP video decoder Checkup Utility to determine if an MPEG-2 video decoder (also called a DVD decoder) is installed on your Windows XP computer and whether or not the decoder is compatible with your WMP.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?ID=9817

  Try NVIDIA PureVideo Decoder Platinum trial 30 days

  http://www.nvidia.com/object/DVD_Decoder.html

  or ffdhow: -.

  http://sourceforge.NET/projects/ffdshow/

• "no tuner available" error when you try to view live TV on media center

  This problem appeared after I loaded WMP 11 to fix the problem with the inability to view .wmv files.  When the TV has stopped working, I brought back to WMP 10, but did not help.  Had a similar problem last year when I could get audio but no video and technician walked me through a registry fix.  I also tried to make the system recovery three times, but who do not have too. The only support of e-mail I got was to do a system recovery and eliminate all my programs.

  Uninstall and reinstall your TV Tuner card driver, but also the decoder. Visit the manufacturers websites to download and install the latest updates. If necessary run the Media Center program installation in Windows Media Center.

  See also: -.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929453

  S.Sengupta Media Center MVP

• Where can I find a video decoder for XP Media Center?

  Original title: XP Media Center

  I have Windows XP Media Center Edition and have recently had to reinstall XP. After that, I had to also find a video decoder for Media Center. He plays now, however, forward and backward buttons no longer function. All others seem to agree. Any ideas?

  This decoder is there?

  Check with this tool: -.

  The Windows XP Video Decoder Checkup Utility

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyId=DE1491AC-0AB6-4990-943D-627E6ADE9FCB&displaylang=en

  I'll offer to download and install FFDShow

  http://sourceforge.NET/projects/ffdshow/

  S.Sengupta Media Center MVP

• Xbox 360 does not recognize the pictures or videos using Media Center

  My Xbox 360 suddenly stopped recognizing the pictures and videos using Windows Media Center.  I have a number of files on my laptop that I like to stream through Media Center so I can watch them on my TV, but WMC no longer seem to acknowledge their existence.  I can play my entire library of music very well, but when I try to access my photos and my videos, it shows me my user folder and claims that there is nothing in it.  Not really sure where to start even on that.  My firewall is let through the WMC and my network is configured to share media.  Windows Vista by the way.

  Hi Reaper63,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  2. you receive an error message while accessing files on the Xbox?

  Method 1

  Check if you are able to access photos and videos through Windows Media Center.

  Solve problems with pictures in Windows Media Center

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-pictures-in-Windows-Media-Center

  Method 2

  Copy and paste the following script into Notepad and save it with a .reg extension. Right click and run it. Restart and check.

  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.jpe]

  "PerceivedType"="image".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.jpeg]

  "PerceivedType"="image".

  [.Jpg]

  "PerceivedType"="image".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.gif]

  "PerceivedType"="image".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.wmf]

  "PerceivedType"="image".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.png]

  "PerceivedType"="image".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.wma]

  "PerceivedType"="audio".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.wav]

  "PerceivedType"="audio".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.mp3]

  "PerceivedType"="audio".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.mp2]

  "PerceivedType"="audio".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.wmv]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.avi]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.dvr - ms]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.mpe]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.mpeg]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.mpg]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.m1v]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.mpv2]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.asx]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.wm]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.wmx]

  "PerceivedType"="video".

  I hope this helps!

  Halima S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Xbox 360 Media streaming from Vista Media Center, required codec on XBOX but not other extensors?

  I am trying to use my Media Center on my Xbox - but I am unable to get the videos to play, other than the native codecs from Microsoft.

  Now, if I connect to Media Center on the Xbox and go through the video dashboard they play all since I have sharing enabled on WMP11. But it is not useful.

  Media Center may be forced to work with the Xbox 360?

  iSlack,

  Here is the link that Mark has attempted to provide and you might not get in. It is a very useful site, please take the time to look at him.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/products/winfamily/mediacenter/extenderfaq.mspx

  What distinguishes this site was as follows:

  Can what types of content stored on my Windows Vista-based PC I access through my Xbox 360

  Video formats

  • MPEG-1 with audio MPEG

  • MPEG-2 with MPEG audio or AC - 3 audio

  • WMV, 7, 8 and 9 with audio WMA Standard or WMA Pro

  • WMV Image 1 and 2 (Photo Story 1, 2 and 3)

  Audio formats

  • Windows Media Audio (WMA) Standard

  • WMA Pro

  • WMA Lossless

  • MP3

  Please let us know if you have more questions or if you are still having the same problems.

  Thank you.

  Carlos
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• How to read subtitles in Windows Media Center?

  Hello! I bought a CD of movie and downloaded subtitles ".srt" for this movie. These subtitles ".srt" run in VLC media player by keeping just the video and the '.srt' in the same folder and two identical file names. But when I play the movie in Windows Media Center, the subtitles do not appear. How do I make them work?

  Hey Mary!
  I'm sorry but I don't have the subtitles that are already there in the DVD. As I said, there are no subtitles in the DVD. There was just a .avi file. In VLC Media Player (that I currently use as my primary movie player), simply paste. SRT file in the same folder and check the file of the same name. VLC media player automatically detects and manages the subtitles with video. This technique works for all video formats that work with VLC Media player, includin, .mp4, .m4v, .mkv, .wmv, .avi, etc..

  Is that we can run these subtitles .srt (sometimes .sub) with Windows Media Center?

  You can, but you must tell the codec to load the subtitles.  I am assuming that you are using ffdshow, in video settings, there is a setting to enable and disable the subtitles, it is a function of the video decoder not the player, VLC comes just at a time.

• Media Center crashes during video playback of need to hard reboot.

  Hi, any help would be greatly appreciated as this has been driving me crazy for several days of attempted troubleshooting, Googling, try many things to fix it... first of all let me apologize in advance for the length of my post but I wanted to give as much information as possible to help anyone trying to rule out things...!

  OK, so the problem...

  I installed Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit as a clean install on my HTPC, after the first do a complete 1 & 0 format of the hard drive that had previously installed Vista Home Premium, installation went well and I proceeded to install all updates to Windows, and then update drivers for all my hardware.

  The system is used only as a HTPC, it's my only TV and video playback device, (so reliability is essential for me) and it is connected to a defintion of Sony, 44 "Widescreen Rear Projection TV Standard, via S-video, with audio goes to a system DD/DTS 5.1 Surround Sound Speaker Logitech z5500, via a sound card by using the optical cable (specifications of the complete system below).  The system worked flawlessly more of one year using Vista SP1 32 - bit, until I upgraded to Windows 7 Ultimate on the hardware configuration identical.

  Since installing Windows 7, it worked fine for the first week, not a single problem, I am housebound are disabled so that the system is in continuous service 24/7 and he had no problems in the first 10 days, however all of a sudden I'm getting now random freezes requiring a hard reset , but it occurs during video playback of any of my 3 hard disks, or when you try to play a DVD in Media Center. Which led me to think it is associated video (problem of driver or hardware fault) card, disc or HARD associated.

  Frost can occur sometimes, after a few minutes of reading, or sometimes after a few hours, requiring a restart of the hard to get the sytem to answer.

  Reading of the TV via the TV Tuner card is not affected, its only when playing of stored content (MPEG2, h264 .mkv .avi files or DVD) are all media SD HD and all played fine for the first few days.

  Intermittent freezes occurring could block the system completely freeze the image and audio and all activities, nothing would work at all, I tried windwos keyboard, ctrl alt del, nothing at all, to do a reboot hard to recover the system, it can then be either minutes or sometimes an hour before the same thing happens again. I tried to use different video files in the case of the corruption of files, different DVD to exclude damaged disks, same result.

  System includes:

  1. Map - mother ASUS M3A32 - MVP Dlx, Socket AM2 +, 790FX/SB600 chipset, BIOS v.2003
  2. Operating system - Windows 7 complete edition 32-bit Retail (clean install, all the Windows installed updates)
  3. CPU : AMD Phenom 9950 Quad Core @ 2.6 Ghz (stock)
  4. RAM - 4 GB Patriot Extreme Performance DDR2-800 5-5-5-15 2T
  5. Graphics card - ASUS Nvidia 8800GTS @ settings inventory 320Mo
  6. Sound card - card of ASUS Xonar D2X PCI-E
  7. Card TV Tuner - Hauppauge PCI-E WIN - TV Nova S more DVB - S directly connected to the flat outer of satellite, with remote control IR IRBlaster
  8. Player - optics Sony/NEC Optiarc DVD - RW Labelflash
  9. HARD drive 1 - (Startup disk) Samsung Spinpoint 160 GB SATA II
  10. HARD drive 2 - (Only for TV recordings) Hitachi 160 GB SATA II
  11. HARD drive 3 - (Storage media) Maxtor 1 TB SATA II
  12. Netwrok adapter- EDIMAX PCI 54 g Wireless Adapter - uses a RALINK driver
  13. Keyboard1 - Logitech Dinovo Mini Bluetooth wireless keyboard
  14. Keyboard & mouse 2 - Logitech MX3200 wireless mouse/keyboard combo
  15. Speakers - Logitech Z5500 5.1 Digital Surround Sound via Toslink optical cable connected to the ASUS Xonar Sound Card S/PDIF optical

  All the material above has had pilots upated since the sites of respective manufacturers, including BIOS of motherboard, chipset, graphics card, network card, sound card, card TV, keyboard (Logitech Setpoint) etc... etc...

  Initial added after Clean install software:

  1. Internet Security - Comodo Firewall v.3.13.126709.581 (updated daily since installed)
  2. Antivirus - Alwil Avast Professional 4.8 v (update daily & daily analysis of all local drives)
  3. Browsers: Firefox v. 3.5, Google Chrome
  4. MCEBuddy v.1.1 - for automated video Conversion of MCE .wtv smaller file size .avi TV recordings

  All of the above software has been installed by using the latest available versions downloaded from the manufactuer sites, which claim to support Windows 7 and all have been updated regularly since its installation.

  I have tried many of the suggestions I've seen posted to try to solve this problem, including:

  1. Uninstalling and reinstalling Media Center and WMP
  2. Disabling subtitles in Media Center
  3. Disable unused mobo onboard devices in the BIOS
  4. Update BIOS
  5. Updated all drivers
  6. Disabling Control Panel Nvidia PhysX
  7. Disabling the Enhanced Sound features for reading devices
  8. Run CCRegistry cleaner
  9. Run many Virus scans nomral mode and safe - no problems found
  10. Don't run the Checkdisk on all HARD drives - no problems found
  11. Run the SeaTools Diagnostic tools for HARD drives - all disks HARD discover OK
  12. Tried playing files AVI of HDD separated to avoid a HARD drive problem - same problem occurs on all readers
  13. I tried change graphics card for an ATI HD4850 with the latest ATI drivers - same problem.
  14. Tried to change the audio output S/PDIF instead of Xonar Soundcard onboard - same problem occurs
  15. Tried the Windows 7 repair facility - problem persists.
  16. Tried to uninstall all updates of Windows -same problem
  17. I tried the system restore to before the occurrence of the problem started - no help
  18. tried to re-downlaoding all hardware drivers updated and re - install in the case of a corrupt driver download - no chance even problem

  Essentially none of the abvoe helped to solve this problem, and it becomes really frustrating to have to restart the PC again and again trying to watch a recorded video file or DVD.

  After remove all the above I can only assume that it is a problem with Windows 7, needing a fix of the millisecond.  At least I think that I've exhausted everything I can try... ???

  With what is my HTPC, if I can't perform reliably, I have to reinstall Vista, Vista was not the best OS, but at least it was reliable for me in terms of my HTPC.

  I was really eager to get Windows 7, I used the RTM version on my netbook for some time before I made the decision to purchase the full retail version for my HTPC, and never had any of these problems with my installation of netbook that I used for playback of media files from an external USB HDD.  So I'm really disappointed to have these problems after doing all that I could to make sure that Windows 7 would work OK.

  If anyone can give me any suggestions of what I can try, anythign I can too watching, or if someone has hada similar problem and found a solution for him... Please, please, post more details, because I am really at my wits end now and have to resort to watch the recordings on a 10.2 "screen of my netbook with some speakers of the small laptop usb, after spending so much money on my system and surround sound Setup HTPC, its devastating to think that I'll have to go back to Vista...

  Absoultely ANY suggestions would be appreciated...

  Thanks in advance for any help and once again, I'm sorry for the length of the post, if there is more information needed I've not provided above, please let me know and I will try to publish as soon as POSSIBLE...

  After the forum of scouring and reding of countless discussions, it seems, there is some sort of problem with Media Network Sharing tha could be the cause of this problem, as many people have reported that disabling wmpnetwk.exe in the Services.msc solves the problem.

  It's not an ideal solution for me, as I have a HTPC in the room that I play media from the main HTPC downstairs and all the hype MS seemed to suggest that Win 7 is it is much easier to achieve, and has been one of the main points of sale used in one of their commercials for the operating system.

  This my MS you need to pay attention to this problem and work towards a solution and allow users to know when the solution has been provided, probably have a service that must be disabled to let the operating system work reliably is quite counterproductive.

  Nobody seems to answer my post above with other suggestions and wmpnetwork.exe disable workaround was published last November, all the while still there is no permanent solution...?

  EDIT: Just to confirm this wmnetwork.exe Netwrok disabling media sharing in the services, as well as disabling the media streaming in the Netwrok Sharing Center > advanced sharing Options, solved the constant crashes for me.

  So all the MS speak of 3rd party drivers for the cards video and other material or material defects are to blame, it's total BS, the only problem is to do with Windows and Windows Media Sharing, lets hope, they decide to do something to fight it... !!

• Media Center won't play by video converter USB error ""files needed to display video are not installed or not working properly. " Restart the computer or Media center.

  I use USB to HDMI. TV, it is attached to works very well with the screen of the PC, but not with windows media center. Get the error message "the files needed to display video are not installed or do not work properly. "Restart Media center or computer" whenever I have to plug the usb device and you try to play a video in wmv recordedTV. Otherwise, it works fine on the PC monitor. What is the problem? Can it be fixed? I use questions cable 'Câble questions SuperSpeed USB 3.0/2.0 to HDMI/DVI for Windows and Mac up to 2048 x 1152/1920 x 1200' with windows 7. Is there another brand and model that works?

  On Wednesday, September 3, 2014 13:19:09 + 0000, CharlesHickox wrote:
   
  > I use USB to HDMI. TV, it is attached to works very well with the screen of the PC, but not with windows media center. Get the error message "the files needed to display video are not installed or do not work properly. "Restart Media center or computer" whenever I have to plug the usb device and you try to play a video in wmv recordedTV. Otherwise, it works fine on the PC monitor.
   
  I assume you mean WTV and not the WMV files? Likely the reason is that the adapter
  questions of cable is not HDCP compatible. (Rules of DRM Media Center
  apply).
   
   
   
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• Media Center - support Blu - ray?

  After getting a new media center PC with a disc blu - ray nice integrated, I am appalled by the lack of support media center or other software third party has to blu - ray on a PC.

  Power DVD supplied with the blu - ray player is shockingly bad and unfit for use. Place a disc in the player leaves the center of media and load Power DVD. And from there I can't do anything, the MCE Remote control cannot control Power DVD. After fiddling around with the keyboard and mouse, sometimes I can get a movie to play, and sometimes I can't.

  I downloaded demo of the Arcsoft TMT, and on the surface, the integration of MCE seemed promising. However, the first use that you realize that does almost the same thing as Power DVD, only he launches an application that "looks like" MCE. At least he recognizes the MCE Remote control.

  There are still problems with Arcsoft TMT. I can watch half a movie, go to bed without even removing the disc from the drive, try to resume the movie in the morning and be informed that it is impossible to read the disc (or any other blu - ray disc). Not until I reboot the PC I can play another blu - ray.

  With the bugs described above, I am not willing to pay $ 100 for a software that does not work and costs more than the drive itself. Power DVD is not much better either, you can buy the premium edition, but still no media center support.

  When Microsoft will support blu - ray in media center? I realize they have supported HD DVD, but this format is dead now (you can't buy movies on this format) they should think of this support. So much for the "ultimate" editions, it seems that their biggest problem is that they do not want to give Sony royalties. So why not release a plugin $15 which provides this support?

  Looks like it will be cheaper and more reliable to buy a separate blu - ray player, so for media center.

  Does anyone know of a properly integrated MCE plugin that doesn't cost the Earth?

  Hello

  Same problem here.

  The cheapest solution (= zero $) is this freeware standalone player:

  http://sourceforge.NET/projects/MPC-HC/files/

  Carlos

• Windows Media Center showing the gray screen (no picture but sound OK)

  Hi everyone, I had a problem with Windows Media Center for several weeks now: when I try to watch television, either recorded or live (from my tuner), WMC shows a square white gray but audio works fine. Trying to open the .wtv files in WMP has similar problems - presenting a black screen but with complete audio. Other files video (I tried .avi and .wmv) still work correctly. WMC was playing TV files without a problem until one day, it just stopped working. There wasn't that no updates not installed that startup and the system has been installed costs less than a week before the problem started.

  After spending a whole week looking for solutions online, there seem to be many people who have had this problem, but all have been fixed by different methods, and none of them seem to work here. I will list what I tried: installation and reinstallation of different codec packs, reinstall the WMC, uninstall and then reinstall all the Turners and the graphics drivers, setting the parameters within the WMC, graphics cards settings adjustment. I also tried to make a 'fresh' start (no extra service, just basic Microsoft services) to try and see if a particular service is causing the problem, but even in these conditions, the problem persists.

  I hope someone can help, if you need more information, let me know.

  Database Rebuild Windows Media Center. Here are the steps- follow carefully.

• Media Center is no longer 'sees' the .avi in library files

  I could see & load avi files in Media Center until recently, but now they do not appear in the library. WMV & wtv files are ok.

  I can 'open with' windows in the center of WM and drive Explorer avi (and put the Center as the default association) so it doesn't seem to be a codec problem.

  I don't know if that was the cause, but I loaded it Final Media Player through "Trusted software" for an ogg file. I don't seem to have more than 1 or 2 restore points, so I can't retrieve using this because auto updates are regular so. There is no file with the Final player association.

  I tried Shark007, but he did not heal it.

  How can I me media center to recognize these files in its libraries? Thank you!

  W7 Home Premium 64-bit, Intel Core2 Quad 2.40 GHz, 4.00 GB ram

  Just updated with W7 SP1 and everything is fixed as if by magic!

  Perhaps a temporarily screwed things previous Windows Update?

  Detective Conan.

• Play .srt on Windows 7 Media Center Extenders (XBox 360)

  How to play files .srt with the movie files from MCE connected to Windows 7?

  Standard DVD settings do not appear in the Extenders to select subtitles, and I mainly .avi.

  Thank you.

  Hello jackdidit3,

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site!

  Show captions or subtitles in Windows Media Center:
  
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/show-closed-captions-or-subtitles-in-Windows-Media-Center

  Please note that on Windows 7, Windows Media Player and Media Center make use of media of Windows (WMF) framework Foundation instead of DirectShow for playback of certain types of files. Consequently, the DirectShow like DirectVobSub subtitle filters are not used.

  WMF is used for the following formats: MPEG, WMV, MP4, MOV, M2TS. Other file such as AVI and MKV formats, Microsoft players are (in most cases) able to display subtitles.

  You can download a third-party software and check if it helps. Search using your search engine preferred for more information.

  Note: Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Please check if the suggestions on the following thread works:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itpromedia/thread/49db6282-8a5b-4ca2-BEE0-cb870904ba1f

  You can also check out the link below

  http://thegreenbutton.com/forums/p/78279/387266.aspx

  Concerning

  Rehman - Microsoft Support