windows media does not support all extensions. Below are the examples. if you have the right format and still you are not able to play then best option is to upgrade or reinstall media player.
Windows Media Player 6.0
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Windows Media formats File name extensions: .asf, .asx, .avi, .wav, .wma, .wax, .wm, .wmv, .wvx
RealAudio and RealVideo (version 4.0 or earlier) File name extensions: .ra, .ram, .rm, .rmm
Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG) File name extensions: .mpg, .mpeg, .m1v, .mp2, .mpa, .mpe
Note MPEG 2 requires third-party software or hardware decoders.
Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) File name extensions: .mid, .rmi
Apple QuickTime (version 2.0 or earlier) File name extensions: .mov
Macintosh AIFF Resource File name extensions: .aif, .aifc, .aiff
Intel Video File File name extensions: .ivf
UNIX File name extensions: .au, .snd
Windows Media Player 6.1, 6.2, 6.4, 7, 7.1, Windows Media Player for Windows XP, and Windows Media Player 9 Series
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Windows Media formats File name extensions: .asf, .asx, .avi, .wav, .wax, .wma, .wm
Audio Visual Interleave File name extension: .avi
Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG) File name extensions: m3u, mp2v, .mpg, .mpeg, .m1v, .mp2, .mp3, .m3u, .mpa, .mpe, mpv2
Note MPEG 2 requires third-party software or hardware decoders.
DVD Video File name extension: .vob
Note DVD playback requires third-party software or hardware decoders and is supported only in Windows XP.
Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) File name extensions: .mid, midi, .rmi
Apple Macintosh AIFF Resource File name extensions: .aif, .aifc, .aiff
Sun Microsystems and NeXT File name extensions: .au, .snd
Intel Video File File name extensions: .ivf
Note Intel Video File support requires the Intel Video 5.x codec.
Windows Media Player Skins File name extensions: .wmz, .wms
QuickTime Content File name extensions: .avi, .mov, .qt
Note Windows Media Player can play back older forms of the QuickTime format only. For additional information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316992/EN-US/ ) Windows Media Player Multimedia File Formats
you are confused ( the rules are not singular ever)
first of all these are the rules on DDR3 (any mem) upgrades
gateway manual covers this but no GW model told.
bios shows its ok or upgraded , bios now works.
chipset allows this DDR3 and that same density
not violating slot limits or both at once limits
matching sku on DDR3, says intel clearly.
no PC does 32BG with that chip set,. (none sold so no way on the earth to test it ever in that YEAR NEW) but is a logical limit only in the i3 MMC. per its datasheet intel.com
try the bios upgrade,
NO OS told at all, nor how you know 8GB fails does bios see it>????? if the OS is 32bit max is 4GB (3.2GB with video stealing VRAM from Dram per chipset H67.
is this a real intel mobo?> as some are, then if yes ask intel too for help.
intel bios is BLH6710H.86A date. Version 0162 or later 2018
Most old mobo do not like super new DDR3 it high density DRAM on the sticks, some do if bios upgrade.
Intel is mute now on this Discontinuted product. theirs"
Gateway M what does this mean,????
M is notebook not desktop so you posted to gateway forum for any intel actual mobo
DH67CL
if this mobo came from intel new, then only ask them or post to intel forum not gateway
but gee I do know some old makers of PC simply stuffed in this mobo into there cases and sold it by there name.
but no GW model told AT ALL.
been here yet
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000021462/boards-and-kits/desktop-boards.html
RTM from maker, do as they say.
and over 4GB needs 64bit OS.
the 32GB limit includes PCI memory too,
see page 40 , and know that your unstated OS must know how to use the upper memory bank of the MMC controller
4 slots of DDR3 are there. (4x8=32) make sure BIOS likes it first NOT WINDOWs (if is>?) bios is first and bios tells windoz how much DDR3 is there, and works with that.
32BG is possible if all things are correct
BIOS if it scans the SPD chip in the DDR3 each , and BIOS is does not know what it sees , it will truncate DDR. max.
the best way is to open the laptop up take out the small battery leave it out for about ten seconds then put it back in,most of the time this will do away with passwords.
this is called the cmos battery.
you need to go to bios and set boot options to boot to cd dvd insert your XP disk, then click F10 to save changes and shut down (power off) computer. It must power down (off). When you hit the power button be ready to hit the space bar, to boot from cd
Good day Jose
If you are stuck at the computer "Locked" screen then you will have to press the Ctrl, Alt and Delete keys simultaneously to be able to type your password to unlock your screen.
Your microphone must be on Mute. Click on Speaker icon on the bottom right -> click on "Mixer" -> if you see any of the volumes muted increase their volume and see if problem is solved. Try using a headphone + mic that are made for chatting.
Umm this is most likely due to either a driver not being installed, or becoming corrupt, or could even be a hardware fault. I would go with the driver not behaving itself. Gateway laptops are actually made by acer and have been for a few years now. I suggest looking for and downloading your driver software and installing. Restart the laptop using a wired connection.
Hi, if you updated your operating system and the windows old file was created it can't be used to restore your system. The windows old file is like a backup of your data etc...You will have to do a fresh install of the operating system. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/robert_33deecd2f8e91168
go to control panel, type in the search box 'auto' and look at options. Do you want it off on internet? Documents? Your question isnt specific, so it's hard to telll you more
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