A few days ago, I installed a new video card. I went from the original intel chipset to a geforce
6200. After I installed the card, all of my games worked great and everything was going good. But I
am not able to view any videos in windows media player. If I try to run a video, my computer starts
to run VERY slow and eventually freezes so I am forced to restart. I uninstalled and reinstalled the
drivers but that didnt help. Any ideas on what could be wrong?...

First of all i hope i posted in the right thread. Anyways..Can you actually take a video of your
desktop using the already intsalled programs on Windows. Like Print Screen for example.? the way i
do it know is connet my computer to the TV, and connect my TV to my computers Tv tuner card. and i
use a PVR application to take a movie. But i'm gussing there would be a simpler way. If there
is a freeware software that does this, can you post a link to it....

I need to get a better video card for my computer, but I found out that the video card I already
have is integrated. Lots of people have been telling me that you can't change the video card if
it's integrated. But this one kid from my school said that you can change the video card even
if it is integrated. Is this true?...

Hello can somebody please help. I need a free video converter that can change for example .wmv -
.mpeg or .mpeg - .mp4 I need this because some of my .wmv files play, and some don't, so can
someone please help me. Thankz in advance...

for the geeks in you -> make your own custom DVR box just with off-the-shelf software and
components: more versatile, all-purpose, with easy remote-control interface, even programmable
through the internet, and most especially, NO monthly fees! /tongue.gif' border='0'
style='vertical-align:middle' alt='tongue.gif' /> http://www.makezine.com/extras/4.html i think
the tutorial from the site above is pretty straightforward even for non-geeks. /tongue.gif'
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