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Vista x32 videos



 
 
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Old February 15th 07, 07:08 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.music_pictures_video
Giles UK
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Default Vista x32 videos

I have been running MCE 2005 for over a year very sucessfully, I have over 50
AVI and some Divx files each in their in directory within a video main
directory, each sub directory has a jpg file called folder inside it
containing a picture that helps me remember the avi file it contains. This
works fine under MCE 2005 and but when I installed Vista home premium, the
videos area now takes about 20 minutes to load up and display all the images
and during this period the whole system locks down or slows to a crawl. MCE
2005 displayed the whole list of titles and images in seconds! whereas each
time I look at videos under vista I get a huge delay. Does any one have any
ideas what I can do to get it working at a usable speed?

Pentium p4 3.2
1 gig of Ram
Nvidia Gforce 6600 GT

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Old July 18th 08, 06:33 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.music_pictures_video
Lyndon Allen
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I am using home vista x32 on my computer but the bios on my computer is
not showing my dvd and cd drives


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Old July 18th 08, 06:45 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.music_pictures_video
Lyndon Allen
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I am using a pentium 4 computer and the software Ihat I am using is
home. Windows vista x32 . when I tried to access my dvd and cd drives
they are not showing on the monitor screen in my computer but when I go
to devise manager I can see the drives there but it says windows cannot
load the drives for me to see them in my computer and to access them. it
also state a code 39 is causing the problem why the bios dosen`t access
the drives


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Old July 18th 08, 06:48 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.music_pictures_video
Lyndon Allen
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Lyndon Allen;779943 Wrote:
I am using a pentium 4 computer and the software Ihat I am using is
home. Windows vista x32 . when I tried to access my dvd and cd drives
they are not showing on the monitor screen in my computer but when I go
to devise manager I can see the drives there but it says windows cannot
load the drives for me to see them in my computer and to access them. it
also state a code 39 is causing the problem why the bios dosen`t access
the drives. Can anyone tell me how to solved this problem ?



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