Don’t bother trying the run command solutions suggested.  It doesn’t work for most people.

This has happened me twice now with updates that don’t appear to have taken as they should.  After the update even clicking on a folder or file just gets the ‘this file does not ….’ message.  This often happens as the result of a virus attack.

If it happens to you, run your anti-virus, and then go here and download the File Association Fixer which when installed will sort it all out for you with just a few clicks.  This is an excellent little piece of software!

http://www.mytechguide.org/2010/02/21/file-association-fixer-easily-fix-restore-file-associations-windows/

This one drove me nuts for a while. I found the solution was to install K Lite Codec pack and untick in media player as many of the options for contacting the internet as possible.

You can get it here: http://www.free-codecs.com/download/k_lite_mega_codec_pack.htm 

Go to Autoplay in the Control Panel and reset all settings to default. Reselect your choices later.

Restart your computer and video playback should be back to normal.  It may be a W7 thing, but lots of people are reporting the same problem.

I was using an image and trying to use a layer over the top. It works fine in Explorer, but when I viewed the page with FireFox, the table in the layer over the top had dropped off the bottom of the image.

The only way I was able to resolve the problem was to create a table the exact size of the image, insert the image in the table as a background image, and then align the table over the top just as if the image was never there in the first place.

I was trying to use an image and place an auto responder box on top of it. This was the only way I could get the web page to view reasonably accurately and across the different browsers.

My coding skills are only average, so there may well be a more efficient way to do this. For me however this was the easiest solution to my challenge.

The application I was using to build the web page with was DreamWeaver. If you should come across this problem yourself and are frustrated by it, try this and works reasonably well.

Mark McGimpsey
“Discover the secrets to lightning quick mental arithmetic!”

This particular computer problem has been driving me crazy lately.

Here’s the fix:

Open the QuickTime player, select Edit from the top menu, select
QuickTime Preferences, select Advanced, and untick the
box for Enable Direct3D video acceleration.

Your QuickTime player is restored!

Mark McGimpsey
“Discover the secret to lightning quick mental arithmetic!”

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