Re: EVR fullscreen window: windows - bad Image

[John Edwards]

I'm getting this message (alternating with a similar one that doesn't
mention EVR Fullscreen) when playing downloaded programmes from BBC
iPlayer. Again, I can get rid of it by pressing OK several times quickly
and the programme pays OK - it's just very annoying, and BBC says that
it's a general problem in WMP 11.
The problem started only after I did a Repair Install of Vista Home
Premium (32 bit), which caused me to need to delete and reinstall the
DMR files (under BBC guidance).
Any ideas?


--
John Edwards

 

[John Edwards]

I seem to have cracked this! First I tried uninstalling both RealPlayer and
iTunes
and rebooting - but the problem was still there. Then I looked for the last
Windows Update that mentioned WMP - and found it was KB 929399. So I
uninstalled that, and after rebooting - the problem has disappeared!
From the description of the 'important' update, I don't think I'll miss it
(it's about rights to downloaded music, which I don't do) - but will its
absence cause a problem regarding installation of Vista SP1?
I'll go back and reinstall RealPlayer and report back if it causes a problem.

"John Edwards" wrote:

>
> I'm getting this message (alternating with a similar one that doesn't
> mention EVR Fullscreen) when playing downloaded programmes from BBC
> iPlayer. Again, I can get rid of it by pressing OK several times quickly
> and the programme pays OK - it's just very annoying, and BBC says that
> it's a general problem in WMP 11.
> The problem started only after I did a Repair Install of Vista Home
> Premium (32 bit), which caused me to need to delete and reinstall the
> DMR files (under BBC guidance).
> Any ideas?
>
>
> --
> John Edwards
>

 

[John Edwards]

Hmm...sorry guys, reinstalling RealPlayer 11 (free version) has brought the
problem back BUT uninstalling it again won't clear it - damn! And System
Restore isn't letting me go back far enough to reinstate the good setup -
'unidentified problem'! Any idea how to overcome that?

"John Edwards" wrote:

> I seem to have cracked this! First I tried uninstalling both RealPlayer and
> iTunes
> and rebooting - but the problem was still there. Then I looked for the last
> Windows Update that mentioned WMP - and found it was KB 929399. So I
> uninstalled that, and after rebooting - the problem has disappeared!
> From the description of the 'important' update, I don't think I'll miss it
> (it's about rights to downloaded music, which I don't do) - but will its
> absence cause a problem regarding installation of Vista SP1?
> I'll go back and reinstall RealPlayer and report back if it causes a problem.
>
> "John Edwards" wrote:
>
> >
> > I'm getting this message (alternating with a similar one that doesn't
> > mention EVR Fullscreen) when playing downloaded programmes from BBC
> > iPlayer. Again, I can get rid of it by pressing OK several times quickly
> > and the programme pays OK - it's just very annoying, and BBC says that
> > it's a general problem in WMP 11.
> > The problem started only after I did a Repair Install of Vista Home
> > Premium (32 bit), which caused me to need to delete and reinstall the
> > DMR files (under BBC guidance).
> > Any ideas?
> >
> >
> > --
> > John Edwards
> >

 

[Ceofort500]

I wanted to know how you deleted the KB929399 file. How do you find the past
window updates.??
Jim

"John Edwards" wrote:

> I seem to have cracked this! First I tried uninstalling both RealPlayer and
> iTunes
> and rebooting - but the problem was still there. Then I looked for the last
> Windows Update that mentioned WMP - and found it was KB 929399. So I
> uninstalled that, and after rebooting - the problem has disappeared!
> From the description of the 'important' update, I don't think I'll miss it
> (it's about rights to downloaded music, which I don't do) - but will its
> absence cause a problem regarding installation of Vista SP1?
> I'll go back and reinstall RealPlayer and report back if it causes a problem.
>
> "John Edwards" wrote:
>
> >
> > I'm getting this message (alternating with a similar one that doesn't
> > mention EVR Fullscreen) when playing downloaded programmes from BBC
> > iPlayer. Again, I can get rid of it by pressing OK several times quickly
> > and the programme pays OK - it's just very annoying, and BBC says that
> > it's a general problem in WMP 11.
> > The problem started only after I did a Repair Install of Vista Home
> > Premium (32 bit), which caused me to need to delete and reinstall the
> > DMR files (under BBC guidance).
> > Any ideas?
> >
> >
> > --
> > John Edwards
> >

 

[Nonny]

On Wed, 23 Jul 2008 12:52:01 -0700, Ceofort500
<Ceofort500@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I wanted to know how you deleted the KB929399 file. How do you find the past
>window updates.??

Control Panel (Classic View) - Programs and Features

Look in the left column