Windows XP mediafiles corrupt?

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Hi here,

the other day I was downloading a Bittorrent movie and WMP 10 tried to get a
license to play it.
Then I clicked "yes" to all the questions prompted and that was my mistake
because soon I was infected with something.(yes, stupid stupid.)
My virrusscanner (McAfee) removed the corrupted file and eversince no
videofiles (streaming and downloaded) can be played. It has nothing to do
with WMP10 because I use(d)
Realplayer/Irfan/Quicktime aswell and they don't work properly now either.
Funny thing I should mention here is that Audio/Radio is no problem
whatsoever and that the rest of my comp. operates sound and fine.
Should anyone have any suggestions besides the obvious (formatting ofcourse)
I would be very grateful.
I dare not try to use any register repair and -clean software.
 
"It has nothing to do with WMP10 because I use Realplayer/Irfan/Quicktime
aswell and they don't work properly now either.
Funny thing I should mention here is that Audio/Radio is no problem "

This is not exactly correct. It sounds like the video codec needed is
damaged or missing. You might also download and reinstall WMP10, and any of
the players that provide the codec that you need.
 
Chuck thank you for your answer!
But you know, I found out what is the cause: it,s my new videocard! It's a
Nvidia Geforce 6200 and I read on the net/web that the driver supplied with
it causes issues! Whenever you want to watch video the computer
freezes;apperently it asks to much RAM while working ???. So people be warned
with the Nvidia Geforce 6 series!! Meanwhile I downloaded another driver ( a
1 size fits all-driver so to speak..) from the Nvidia site and now it works
properly. Thanks for the "support" Nvidia!. They made me format my comp.
twice before I figured this one out and there must be 1000's more who have
the same problems... I thought I was going insane; lol
 
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