No video with supported format and MME type found

Posted on 7 Jun 2016 by infotechcomputing

After reinstalling the Windows Vista operating system, I had gone to a christian Web site http://www.hischannel.com and when I had tried to watch one of the Sermons from their archive this came up below

No video with supported format and MME type found

I began by trying different things, first updating to Service Pack one , installing the Adobe Flash Player, and Real player nothing was working. I was at the end of my wits, then I asked Jesus to help me with this. As I was looking over the website,

hischannel

I came across something that said “LIVE AUDIO Stream” TAB near the bottom was this “Live TV Bandwidth Tester” which included “SilverLight“ player update.

Once I downloaded and installed it on my computer, I no longer ended up with the error “No video with supported format and MME type found”

silverlight

Before installing SilverLight, make sure you uncheck the installation of the Bing Search Engine, and making MSN as your homepage, unless this is something you would like installed.

I hope this helps.

Putting God First!!! God gets the Glory!!!

Try this if your CD is not working.

Posted on 21 Mar 2015 by infotechcomputing

Last week, I popped in a cd on the book of Daniel by Chuck Missler. For whatever, reason the CD-ROM wasn’t working. I figured i would have to pick up another CD Rom, so I went around looking for ones on Amazon.com. I was told that they were pretty inexpensive. Boy, sure glad waited. I decided not to buy. God must have had a reason for me to wait. It turns out that Microsoft.com had something that worked perfectly. A Fix. I will provide a link this is for Windows Vista, Windows XP, and Windows 7 and windows 8.1.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/mats/cd_dvd_drive_problems

click the “Run now” button

after downloading the file, click run

After accepting to the agreement, the program will run a diagnostic

This next step is either have Microsoft do this for you or for you to pick, if your like me you probably just want to get it over with in that case click Recommend.

Next you can either select your device if it’s listed, otherwise select not listed.

Then you will be asked if your trying to read or write to that particular drive

Once it finishes your CD ROM should be working normally.

Thank you Jesus

Putting God First

Windows 8 accessing Safe-mode

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Safe-mode is when you have a problem and you are trying to diagnose what the problem might be. Let’s say you have some malware or a virus, the safest way to remove these problems would be to go into safe-mode. If you are using Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7, the quickest way is to hold down the F-8 key or hitting the F-8 key repeatedly.

For Windows 8, there are some steps that you must take. First off, pull up the Charm Bar, go to Settings, “change PC Settings, Move down to Update and Recovery,this will take you to another page, Move down to where you see the word” Recovery”, Under Advanced Start-up, click restart.

After restarting the computer, you will have a few options: Choose Troubleshoot> Advanced Options> Start up Settings> Restart the computer, and this will take you to Startup Settings, press the number 5 on the keyboard, which is Safemode with Networking. Using this will enable you to update any anti-Malware program, or anti-Virus. Use the administrator account in Safe Mode.

below is link of what devices are working during safemode

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/which-drivers-get-loaded-in-safe-mode

This is a break-down of all safe modes:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode

below I have provided ways to boot into safe mode with Various Windows operating systems including Mac

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1564?viewlocale=en_US

booting into Windows XP

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315222

booting into Windows Vista

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode

booting into Windows 7

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode