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Error Message "Movie Maker has stopped working" occurred whenever I try to start Windows Movie Maker in Windows Vista
You may encounter “Windows Movie Maker has stopped working” error message if an incompatible video filter is installed on the computer.
- Click

- Click All Programs.

- Click Accessories.

- Click Command Prompt.

- Type “CD \program files\movie maker”, and then press ENTER at the command prompt.

- Type “moviemk.exe /safemode”, and then press ENTER.

- Click Tools, and then click Options when Movie Maker starts.

- Click Compatibility tab.
- In Filters section, click to uncheck the check boxes of any third party video filters that are not required.
- Click OK

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| Type: | ArticleContent |
| Updated at: | 08 May 03:48 |
| Updated by: | kiran |
| Tags: | vista windows vista |
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