When i right click or left click nothing happens, turns on ok just can't get into any programs

Solution for Windows 7:

Note: Changing of this Group Policy setting applies only to Windows 7 Ultimate and Windows 7 Enterprise editions

1. Click Start and click Run...
2. In the box that appears type: gpedit.msc and click the OK button
3. The Group Policy Window will appear. In the left panel extend Windows Components and click AutoPlay Policies
4. In the right panel locate Turn off Autoplay and double-click on it to open the Properties window
5. Click on Disable. Click Apply and then OK
6. Finished.

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You need to set the mic you wish to use with the webcam as the 'Default' mic

XP
Plug in your webcam or headset or mic you wish to use with your webcam
Control Panel (Classic View)
Open 'Sounds and Audio Devices' folder and click on the Audio tab - make your preferred mic the default device in the 'Sound recording window'
Open 'Volume' below the window to ensure the mic is not muted
Click 'Apply' and 'OK'
Restart your computer
Configure the webcam / mic to your chat program

VISTA
Plug in your webcam or headset or mic you wish to use with your webcam
TEST SPEAKERS
Right click on speaker icon in System Tray or from Control Panel
Select "Playback Devices"
The speaker icon ( checked as working) and volume level graph should be visible
Right click on the volume graph and click "Test"
Left hand speakers followed by right hand should be heard

SET DEFAULT & TEST MIC
Click "Recording" tab.
Right click on the volume graph and select 'Show disabled devices' and 'Show disconnected devices'
To set your preferred mic as default - click the mic font to highlight and click "Properties"
In lower dropbox display "Use this device enable" click 'OK'
Click "Levels" tab and ramp up sliders ( adjust to suit later)
Return to "Recording". Test mic by speaking and make sure volume graph displays

Restart computer

Configure to your chat program

First off this has happen a freid I have it means you have more versions of messager then you realize, you need to go your files and lokk threw complete computer for all yahoo programs unistall all programs and then turn off computer and then reinstall over again Lala linda 

possible fixes:
1) run antispyware and antivirus
2) In XP PRO then try turning the Task Manager Disable facility on and then off again. It should be set to off or 'not configured'.

For turning Task manager On/Off

Start, Run, type gpedit.msc,OK

In left hand pane Double click Admin Options.
Double click System,
Click Ctrl, Alt, Delete.

Then in right hand pane double click Ctrl, Alt, Del. This opens up 'Task Manager Disable/Enable' facility..

Setting on radio buttons should be either disabled or 'not configured' If so select enable (this turns Task Manager Off), Apply, OK.

Based on your indication the CD drive is clean, and you know the cables are attached to it, inside the computer. (Flat ribbon IDE interface cable, and 4-pin Molex connector power cable)

1.Go to Device Manager

Left-click on Start. Right-click on My Computer. Go down, and Left-click on Properties. Left-click on the Hardware tab. Go down, and Left-click on Device Manager.

Left-click on the + sign to the left of, DVD/CD-ROM drives.
Right-click right on the name of the CD drive.

(Example: Lite On DVDRW LH-20A1P.
eMachines Support indicates the T5212 has a DVD burner drive, and a CD drive. Right-click on the CD drive name))

In the drop down list, Left-click on Properties.
Left-click on the Driver tab
Go below, and Left-click on the Update Driver 'button'. Now go below, and Left-click on OK.

Close all windows, go back to your desktop screen.
Shut your computer down normally. (Start>Turn Off Computer>Shut Down)

Do Not Restart. We need a 'Hard Shut Down'.
Wait 1 minute, turn your computer on.

Still doesn't work?
Let's play hard ball.

2.Go back to Device Manager. Left-click on the + sign to the left of DVD/CD-ROM drives. Right-click on the name of the CD drive. Left-click on Properties. Left-click on the Driver tab.
This time go down, and Left-click on the Uninstall 'button'. Go below, and Left-click on OK

There will be a Microsoft 'squawk box' that comes up. "Warning you are about to uninstall this device"
Left-click on OK. (It IS okay!)

Close all windows. Shut down your computer normally. (Again, we need a 'Hard Shut Down'. To Restart a computer is known as a 'Soft Shut Down')

Wait 1 minute. Turn your computer on.
After Windows loads all the way, and all of your Start Menu programs have loaded, you should see a pop-up out of your system tray. (Bottom of Windows desktop screen)

"Found New Hardware", and perhaps another one, "Found XYZ CD drive". (XYZ = the CD drive name)

No still?

The driver for your CD drive, is located within the Windows XP operating system on your computer.
If your CD drive does not work now, I suggest it has failed.

Drives such as Optical drives, and Harddrives, are mechanical devices. Their 'Lifespan', is rated in so many hours of usage. Your CD drive may be at the end of it's 'Lifespan'.

Select Start Right click on Computer Left click on Properties Left click on Advanced System Settings Under Performance click on Settings Left click on Data Performance Settings Click on TURN ON DEP FOR ESSENTIAL WINDOWS PROGRAMS AND SETTINGS ONLY. Click on Apply and then OK.

While on the Desktop RIGHT CLICK the mouse and LEFT CLICK on PROPERTIES. LEFT CLICK on the SCREEN SAVER tab. Then LEFT CLICK on the POWER BUTTON. From here you can change your power options.

Hi Becky,

It sounds like you may have something suspicious going on in the background. As a start I would recommend downloading MalWareBytes AntiMalware (here)

Install the software, at the end of the installation it will ask you if you want to update and run the program. I would advise doing both and letting it preform a quick scan when it starts up.

Give that a shot, if you notice the program found a lot of suspicious entries, remove them and reboot..

Best of luck!

Reset the player first.

1. Open My Computer.
2. Right Click on the YP-T9J, then Left Click on Format
3. Click OK at the warning message where it states that Formatting will erase all data on the device.
4. Click on OK once the Format process completes, then close the My Computer window.
5. Right Click on the icon of My Computer, then Left Click on Properties.
6. Click on the Hardware Tab, then click on the Device Manager Button.
7. Locate either Portable Devices or Windows Portable Devices and click the plus to the left of that to make it a minus.
8. Right Click on the Samsung YP-T9 and Left Click on Update Driver, this will start the Hardware Update Wizard.
9. If the first screen asks if you would like to connect to Windows Update and you are currently connected to the internet, select Yes, this time only, and then click on Next.
10. On the next screen keep the default setting (Install the software Automatically (Recommended)) and click on Next.
11. The wizard will search for an updated driver and once this is complete, click on Finish.
12. If the Samsung Media Studio program does not open up at this time disconnect the reconnect the YP-T9J and this should then open the program.

NOTE: If this does not fix the issue, first try to uninstall then reinstall the Samsung Media Studio Program.

If you are receiving the DRM activator error message do the following to correct the issue.
1 - Left click on Start
2.- Right click on Computer
3 - Left click on Properties 4 - Left click on Advanced System Settings
5 - Under Performance click on Settings
6 - Left click on Data Performance Settings
7 - Click on TURN ON DEP FOR ESSENTIAL WINDOWS PROGRAMS AND SETTINGS ONLY.
8 - Click on Apply and then OK.