can i move wmp10 to my D: drive?
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I would guess no, since Windows Media Player has been integrated with windows pretty extensively for some time now, meaning it has to be on the same drive as windows.
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I have WMP10 and I think it's easy and simple\nSo i preferWMP10
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Move/copy all the program files ondo your d: drive. Once you have them moved, format the C drive.
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With my knowledge, I would say that it's okay to move all your downloaded videos to the slave. You can always open it from the slave so it should be fine. HOWEVER! I DO NOT recommend installing software on the slave because I've had many people complain that programs give them errors that they cant find themselves because they refer to drive C: instead of drive D:. however opening, saving, and working with files on the slave is fine. It's like working with data from a thumb drive or CD or external hard drive.
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I'll answer both your questions.  Firstly, the E drive that has appeared is available for you to directly access the files (including the photos) stored on the memory card in the camera.  Windows refers to this as a 'removable drive'.\n\nIf you wanted to, you could open up the E drive, and there's probably a folder called something like 'Polaroid' and inside that a folder called something like 'DCIM'.  Anyway, don't be afraid to look around in those folders - you'll find one of them has all your photos in it.\n\nSecondly, the reason you aren't getting the box pop up anymore that used to ask you what you wanted to do with your camera when you plug it in is because Windows has lost it's default action for autoplaying this type of media.  But you can put it back again.  You'll need a small program from Microsoft called "Windows XP AutoPlay repair wizard".  It's free, and you can download it from this page:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c680a7b6-e8fa-45c4-a171-1b389cfacdad&displaylang=en\n\nAutoPlay is the part of Windows which decides how to handle media inserted into your PC.  This is usually CDs or DVDs, but also includes other 'removable drives' such as cameras and other USB devices.\n\nHopefully that will help fix your problem.  Alternatively, have a Google yourself for how to reset your AutoPlay settings in Windows XP.\n\nThe main thing is - whether you get your AutoPlay working or not, the photos are all still available on the camera and you can still access them using the removable drive E that Windows creates when you plug the camera in.\n\nAll is not lost!\n\nAll the best - I hope I've helped.
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To the extent of my knowlage , you cannot , i may be wrong , but it comes bundled in with XP and on windows update ACTIVE X tells WU if you dont have XP dont give you the option for WMM
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If you have a Maxtor or a WD hard drive, go to their web site.  They have a tool you can download for free (but only works on their drives as the target drive) that will do what you want.\n\nIt's basically the same tool, but setup to work for only that company.
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use drivewasher and reload windows
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First, download the service pack 2, then installed and restart your pc...\n\n\nSecond, unistall windows media from your computer, restart your PC, then download the winodws media 1O not 11 because is beta\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/download/download.aspx
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To change how your computer handles multimedia content\nOpen My Computer. \nUnder Devices with Removable Storage, right-click the device you want, such as a digital camera or CD-ROM drive, and then click Properties. \nOn the AutoPlay tab, click the multimedia content type you want to change. \nUnder Actions, click the action you want Windows to perform when it detects the media type you selected. \n Notes\n\nTo open My Computer, double-click the My Computer icon on the desktop. \nYour removable storage device must be attached to your computer for it to appear in the My Computer folder.
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that's what's missing in WMP 11, it has a lot of new interfaces that you won't find in WMP 10, you can try to click on songs under library on the left corner to display all your music; but if you want, you can still revert to the previous version, go to: http://filehippo.com/download_windows_media_player/?119\n\ngood luck!
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Start Windows Media player : \nStart > Run > Wmplayer {Press Enter}\nClick on Tools > Options\nClick on File Types tab\nClick on Select All\nClick on Apply \nClick on OK\n\nWMP is now your default media player.
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win xp will do it just go to your transfer and settings wizard
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ConvertXtoDVD. Works well and pretty cheap. (I assume you mean MS WMV file.)
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In order to verify that your drive works in DMA mode, or to change it to DMA mode, follow these steps.\n\nOpen the hardware setting dialog of Windows. To do this, right-click on 'My computer' and select Properties.\n\nThen, choose the 'Hardware' tab and click on 'Device Manager'.\n\nLook for the 'IDE ATA/ATAPI' controllers icon and expand it by clicking on the (+) sign next to it. Select either the Primary or secondary IDE channel, which controls your burner drive, right click on it and select Properties.\n\nGo to the 'Advanced settings' tab, and the device that you want to set (Device 0 or Device 1). For example that drive D:&#92; works in PIO only mode. You should modify this to 'DMA if available'  mode, to let Windows select DMA mode if it is supported by your burner (it usually is).\n\nThen, click OK. Windows will ask you if you want to reboot, for these settings to take effect. You should allow it.\n\nAfter booting up, the burner drive should work much faster and consume much less CPU power.\n\nDMA stands for Direct Memory Access
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reinstall it or better upgrade to wmp 10/11
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allright.. click on start... then select run..a box wd appear.. type in dxdiag.. and press run...a direct x diagonostic window would appear.. in the top part u wd find diff tabs.. click on display tab.. then a new thingie wd be there... then in middle u wd see test direct 3d... click on it..follow the instrcutions..hope uors is compaitable.. EnJoy