Big Red X's on Windows Movie Maker Icons!?!?
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Did you move around video and sound files to another folder?  That's happened to me before.  I think to fix it, you just right click and search for it, and it'll replace the file name to the new location.
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This is one of the common icon cache problem\n\nGet the free Microsoft PowerToys, \nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx\n\nthen download and install the "Tweak UI"\n\nafter that, run the program and select Repair on the left panels, and then repair icon cache.
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hi, do you have a detect & repair on the task bar, if so run it, other wise I would e-mail adobe and ask them, I did for photo element's they were great.......hope this help's, good luck...
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well the best way is to either uninstall some programs u dont use, or go to www.download.com to find a free font maker tht uses a small amount of space
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Another case of software saving us from ourselves... There are a bunch of reasons why you might see the dreaded "Red X" instead of an image while viewing a web page with Internet Explorer or an email with Outlook.\n\nHere are some possible reasons why the Red X may appear, and suggested fixes for each.\n\n1. Problem: The "Show Pictures" setting has been turned off in Internet Explorer.\n   Solution: In Internet Explorer's Tools menu, click Internet Options, then click the Advanced tab. Make sure the Show Pictures check box is selected under Multimedia, and click OK\n\n2.  Problem: Your anti-virus or firewall is a little too uppity. Check to see if your anti-virus or firewall software has a privacy setting to "disable web bugs".\n    Solution: Uncheck or turn it off.\n3.  Problem: Your Internet Explorer security settings are set too high, preventing you from accessing the web site which hosts the image.\n    Solution: Reset to the default security settings. In Internet Explorer, click on Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Default Level.\n4. Problem: You've installed the Windows XP/SP2 updates and you're being bitten by the "Block images and other external content in HTML e-mail" security option. This is automatically turned ON in Outlook Express after you install Windows XP/SP2.\n   Solution: Click on Tools -> Options -> Security. Then UNCHECK the "Block images and other external content" check box, and click OK\n5.  Problem: You are the SENDER and others are complaining that they can't see images in emails you sent,\n    Solution: In Outlook Express, Click Tools -> Options -> Send. Under Mail Sending Format, select HTML, then press the HTML Settings button. Make sure the "Send pictures with messages" box is checked.\n6.  Problem: The image is hosted on a website that's busy, temporarily offline or defunct. Or the image file on the website might have been renamed or deleted.\n    Solution: Try again later or ask the sender to send it as an attachment instead of an inline image.\n7.  Problem: The image is hosted on a website, and you're not online.\n     Solution: Make sure your internet connection is active and try again.
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omg what i did was like go to my regular painting program that came with Windows XP and to get it the size of an icon i just downloaded it to photobucket.com edited to the smallest size and ther u go  have ur icon
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/moviemaker2.mspx\n\nFree download.  It's a surprisingly useful program.
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Open Windows Paint (Bitmap editor), draw your icon (how do you like it to look like ). Save it as BMP, then rename in to *.ico.\n...It worked for me ( at least whean i had win 98 ) .. but it's worth trying....
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It's not going to be in the add/remove program list, because it's pre-installed when you install Windows.  I did however check the add/remove windows components list, and it wasn't in there either.  \n\nThe only place I could find it was C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Movie Maker\n\nSo if you go to My Computer, double click the C: drive icon, double click, Program Files, and right click on the folder Movie Maker, then choose Delete.  That will remove it, but I don't know if it would affect Windows.  Windows doesn't like having programs or files that make it work or function a certain way deleted, cause errors pop up later down the road.  I personally don't see that happening, but it is at your risk.
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Just open up Windows Movie Maker, add the 2 AVI Files, click click boom your done
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mine did that but red. it's something to do with files being on different harddrives i think!!
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In windows, you can not select image files as icon. To do so you have to convert it to icon file( . ico extension).\nYou can convert it using Ifran viewer. It is free soft can be downloaded from http://www.download.com
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Use this small utility to restore your icon:\nhttp://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/xp_showdesktop.htm
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The end result in the case of Windows XP is to get a series of icons of different scales, so I actually recommend using a program that includes vector illustration capabilities for easy scaling. Photoshop still wins out in this case, especially if you want the alpha transparency and 32-bit gradient effects that make modern icons so engaging. See the MSDN article below for the necessary steps to creating a fully compliant Windows XP icon file.
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Try using Windows Movie Maker
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Red X in a little box means one of two things. Either the image was too big, or the computer didn't recognise the program.
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There are limits to file compression utilities. If the file is huge, make a new smaller version of it in Windows Movie Maker. Open WMM and import your vid, drag it onto the timeline, then save it as a smaller file - there will be plenty of options, and it will tell you the approx size of the new file.\n\nDC :)