windows movie maker shuts down

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I've put in a few frames into my timeline now, but for some reason, when I
try to add something else to the timeline, WMM just shuts down on me.
There's no error message in Event Viewer, and the program just disappears.
How can I fix this? Thanks.
 
I have the exact same problem as raker. I'm using avi or wmv files. it shuts
down repeatedly without showing the error message. The rest of the time it
shuts down repeatedly with an error message. Who else has this problem? Is
the program inherently flawed? I use MM very often and it constantly shuts
down.
 
sara said:
I have the exact same problem as raker. I'm using avi or
wmv files. it shuts down repeatedly without showing the
error message. The rest of the time it shuts down
repeatedly with an error message. Who else has this
problem? Is the program inherently flawed? I use MM very
often and it constantly shuts down.
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Maybe the following article will offer some ideas.

Movie Maker 2 Crashes and Hangs
http://www.papajohn.org/MM2-Issues-Acceleration-and-Codecs.html

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No, I'm not using any other file types. I consulted the Papa John site. he
recommended renaming any files that end with .ax. He said there should only
be about 2 on a PC. He said that more than six is unusual. Well i had well
over 40. I renamed them... and ended up messing up Windows. I had to restore
the computer to it's settings from earlier this morning. Now it's right back
to same old same. Shutting down every couple of minutes!!! How frusterating.
 
sorry about that... the references to renaming and how many .ax files are on
a computer is about those known to be problems, not all of them.

I'll check the website wording, but very few have reported doing something
like that


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