Hey Sam...Let me know if you need more help. It looks like someone gave you good advice below. I have a co-worker that used to work with computers all the time, I can ask him. As far as videos, you can update on ear stretching. Are you at 2g already?
Aw, did ya really need to turn down the Buzzcocks? That's like one of my favorite songs!
Boogieboy138 5 months ago
Hey Sam...Let me know if you need more help. It looks like someone gave you good advice below. I have a co-worker that used to work with computers all the time, I can ask him. As far as videos, you can update on ear stretching. Are you at 2g already?
jced29 9 months ago
Ask 360John360
davie4monster 9 months ago
Download a program called VLC, it plays mostly ALL of files.
dirtypoptoxic 9 months ago
To resolve this problem, configure Windows Media Player to download codecs automatically. To do this, follow these steps in Windows Media Player 11:
On the Tools menu, click Options.
Click the Player tab, click to select the Download codecs automatically check box, and then click OK.
Try to play the file. If you are prompted to install the codec, click Install.
If you still cannot play the file correctly, try the steps in the "Advanced troubleshooting" section.
Devildude587 9 months ago