DVD Maker shuts down

Thanks, Don, I was already logged in as administrator so didn't think I would
need to run the command prompt as administrator additionally. Anyway thats
what made the difference. For anyone else encountering this problem, I also
had to run regsvr32 and unregister another lmp... I forgot the file and
someone closed my command prompt window, but you have to go to c:\ProgramData
subdirectory to do it. I just now successfully burned a disc.

"Don" wrote:

> Chuck wrote:
> > When I try to use Windows DVD Maker it shuts down after I select some video
> > files that I want to burn to a disc, when I click "Next". Then I get a
> > message (after Vista searches online) that there is a fix for the problem and
> > I need to use regsvr32 to unregister lmpgd140.ax. When I attempt to do this
> > I get an error code 0x8007005 with instructions to search on that code...
>
> A google search suggests that you need to run that command from a
> command window which was opened with elevated privileges: right-click
> on the Command Window icon and pick 'Run as Admininstrator'. Then try
> again.
>
>

When I try to publish a movie to DVD maker from WMM it shuts down
highlighting an error (Impgd10.ax).
What do I do to resolve this please.


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jamiebanjo

jamiebanjo wrote:
> When I try to publish a movie to DVD maker from WMM it shuts down
> highlighting an error (Impgd10.ax).
> What do I do to resolve this please.

From my googling I believe you can do exactly what Chuck did,
and unregister Impgd10.ax using the regsvr32 /u command.

As a simpler alternative you can try renaming or moving that
file to your Desktop so Vista can't see it.

What I can't tell you is where Impgd10.ax came from or what
might happen to your third-party multimedia apps when you
disable it.

Thanks I will give that a try


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Hi,
How to create a movie with movie/dvd maker on vista 32 if movie is 1 hour 9
min. and files are around 5-6 GBt?
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"Don" wrote:

> jamiebanjo wrote:
> > When I try to publish a movie to DVD maker from WMM it shuts down
> > highlighting an error (Impgd10.ax).
> > What do I do to resolve this please.
>
> From my googling I believe you can do exactly what Chuck did,
> and unregister Impgd10.ax using the regsvr32 /u command.
>
> As a simpler alternative you can try renaming or moving that
> file to your Desktop so Vista can't see it.
>
> What I can't tell you is where Impgd10.ax came from or what
> might happen to your third-party multimedia apps when you
> disable it.
>
>
>

Hi
I too cannot get DVD maker to work - it shuts down when i click on next
after adding an item ..... and then nothing. I don't get the error message
that others have reported.

I tried to unregister the Impgd140.ax file using regsvr32 but got the
following error message:

To register a module, you must provide a binary name.

Usage: regsvr32 [/u] [/s] [/u] [/i[cmdline]] dllname ......etc

What does this mean?????

I have aso tried to locate it and move it as otherwise suggested but cannot
find it!

Any suggestions?

"jamiebanjo" wrote:

>
> Thanks I will give that a try
>
>
> --
> jamiebanjo
>

well I've got the same problem.

Only...
I don't have Impgd10.ax
any idea's there?
PS.. Windows dvd maker gives an error and then it says that it has a
solution to the problem

This problem was caused by Indeo® audio software, which was created by Intel
Corporation.

Intel Corporation has informed Microsoft that this product is no longer
needed and can be disabled or uninstalled.

And I don"t even have that file either

So...
Please help


"Don" wrote:

> jamiebanjo wrote:
> > When I try to publish a movie to DVD maker from WMM it shuts down
> > highlighting an error (Impgd10.ax).
> > What do I do to resolve this please.
>
> From my googling I believe you can do exactly what Chuck did,
> and unregister Impgd10.ax using the regsvr32 /u command.
>
> As a simpler alternative you can try renaming or moving that
> file to your Desktop so Vista can't see it.
>
> What I can't tell you is where Impgd10.ax came from or what
> might happen to your third-party multimedia apps when you
> disable it.
>
>
>