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Post by Kaybowser on May 17, 2002 20:54:53 GMT -5
I have an AVI file I've played a couple of times and I went back to view it again now I get Acess denied error. MS player says Don't have premission to veiw it. Tried to right click on it and got a error in the file mp3tsshx.dll. so I deleted this dll. Now I don't get the error right clicking on it but still won't work. Tried to copy it to disk won't let me, tried to copy it and paste it somewhere else and Gave me an 'In use Error' even afer restarting. I can move it to different dirs.
Did anyone ever have this problem before? Any suggestions
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Post by blaggers on May 17, 2002 22:28:59 GMT -5
What OS are you using?
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Post by Jonthebest on May 18, 2002 3:13:45 GMT -5
You can try to start the computer in dos mode and copy the file to another dir and use the copy it wont say in use error in dos its probably some dumb program that uses that copy to something dumb !
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Post by Gyesswho on May 18, 2002 3:54:11 GMT -5
The only time something like that ever happened to me was due to the fact that the movie I was watching was a movie stream being downloaded from the internet and when the site went down I got that message. However if you already downloaded the file and you get that message you might want to get a virus scanner to check if everything is cool. Later. Gyess Who
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Post by Kaybowser on May 18, 2002 4:40:38 GMT -5
OS= ME no virus checked with couple of appz
will try the copying it in dos.. once my downloads have finished
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Post by Kaybowser on May 18, 2002 21:44:12 GMT -5
OK I tried the copying it in DOS and lost the file completely gave me an acess error there and when I went back to win it was gone....oh well
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Post by DarkPhantom on May 20, 2002 13:10:50 GMT -5
I think you should change OS...even though Window$ is buggy and lamme, the ME version is the worst of all =P
Sorry to hear you lost the movie...which one was it?
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Post by se7en on May 20, 2002 13:24:41 GMT -5
I've had that problem before in WinXP but copying it using the dos commands usually will fix it.. then just delete the original file..
But I agree with DarkPhantom, get a different OS.. XP Pro is good - (use NTFS) or go with Linux: Redhat
Dual boot is nice too ;D
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Post by blaggers on May 20, 2002 19:48:59 GMT -5
Agreed. ME sucks. I remember reading about a known conflict with media player on ME and some type of Divx codec software (sorry not sure which). I'm also sure there are issues with Media Player and files that you have moved. Becasue it always looks in the old location. Not that it's much help. Sounds like your registry may have become corrupt. Not sure if you did but it is porbably wise to copy the files under DOS using Safe Mode Command Prompt Only inder the F8 windows startup menu. It's a long shot but you could try some Data Recovery software this looks OK - www.runtime.org/ - or maybe somebody on this board has a tool you can use? Although it's all a bit late in the day now sorry. However you must change your OS. If you like Win I would use 2000 since it's pretty safe and a bit more proven than XP at the moment and you don't have to fuck about with the 30 day registration shite that XP has. Although I'm sure you buy all your software ;D I know I do....tee hee hee
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Post by Kaybowser on May 20, 2002 21:06:52 GMT -5
Wow just wanted to fix Oceans 11 now I'm going to change My os.....not I have 4 cps running on my newtork each with differnet OS's. I think ME is Better than XP and 98 is the best of them. never had that problem before with the avi and it was just weird. Bought a new cpu a couple of months ago with xp on it and from day one it is nothing but a pain in the butt. It has a few things I like but its a faster cpu and takes longer to boot up and I turned everything off in the start up.
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