go to Start->programs->systemtools->systemRest… and restore it to a previous date
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I had the same problem last month at work. I wish I had other options, but I didn’t. Unfortunately there’s no fix in either XP or Vista.
I eventually created a 6 minute movie, but the only way I could get it to work was to keep the editing to an absolute minimum. I’d trim my video using Audacity (which is a free download) and the video I just had to edit in WMM and keep my fingers crossed. I found that asking WMM to do too much at one time was the source of my crashes.
Good luck!
Damn! You guy never learn. ::.. the only great thing about windows is nothing and all its standard apps are **** go to download.com and on the search bar type free movie editor with these you can edit every format unlike wmm that work with a few like avi good luck and if possible remove office, download the free openoffice from openoffice.org
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