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I decided on this one because I remember I downloaded it once before onto my Vista boot and since Vista wasn't giving me a video problem maybe it was because of the codecs previously downloaded. I braved up and downloaded the cccp codecs program. Things went well but didn't solve the problem. It was time and, they are so cheap these days I figured "what the heck".
#CCCP PROJECT VIRUS UPGRADE#
I decided first to upgrade my video card. I am not a wizard with 's more of a learn as you go for me but, I take the info from feedback on this site, put it to work as best I can and, it always seems to work! It seems that whenever I have a problem and I throw it onto this site I get a lot of great responses. I really want to thank you all for the help. What do you guys think? Are you still convinced that it is a codec problem? Do I have to worry about bringing a virus in again if I download from the sites you mentioned? Obviously, that was a disaster! I am really uncomfortable about doing that again. It basically destroyed my system and I had to reload the XP. Please tell me if I am wrong.Ģnd, and more importantly.the last time I downloaded free codecs off the internet they carried the virus known as "2008 anti-virus" onto my hardrive. I figure you guys are probably on the right track with the codecs but, I am a bit nervous about going that direction for two reasons.ġst.the XP boot was playing the DVD's properly on both my desktop and the Sony until recently.wouldn't that mean I have the proper codecs already on my system? If so, then I am thinking that I accidently tweeked something with the DVD drive or the Video card settings. The last of my efforts will be directed towards the codec downloads. Also considering the same for my DVD drives.
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I am thinking of removing the video drivers and reinstalling them. I decided to remove the video card and "air dust" the tower. Once again however, if I view a DVD on the desktop monitor, then move it to the Sony it seems to run at fast forward speed and, the video itself shrinks in size while the WM window stays fully open. I use Windows media and move the video from desktop to works fine. I am able to view videos that are in "My Videos" folder that were downloaded from a video camera. That leaves the problem on the XP side of my boot up and that is the system side that I would need to use both the monitor and the Sony most often. I can view DVDs and move from my desktop to the sony and things function properly. It appears that the dual screen is not a problem when booted up in Vista. I didn't mention previously that I have a dual boot system.
#CCCP PROJECT VIRUS UPDATE#
Here is an update to those who have responded. I don't quite know how i managed to get such a top tier PC, I am not rich.
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Windows 11 pro 圆4 (Yes, it's genuinely a good OS) Razer Huntsman TE (custom white and steel keycaps) Logitech G Pro wireless + Steelseries Prisma XL Logitech G560 | Corsair Void pro RGB |Blue Yeti micįractal Ion+ 2 860W (Platinum) (This thing is God-tier. Ryzen R7 5800X (PBO tweaked, 4.4-5.05GHz)Īlphacool Apex UV - EK Quantum Velocity AM4 + EK Quantum ARGB 3090 w/ active backplateĢx32GB DDR4 3600 Corsair Vengeance RGB C18-22-22-22-42 TRFC704 (1.4V, SoC 1.15V Hynix MJR) Rainbow Sparkles (Power efficient, <350W gaming load)
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