If you go to add/remove programs, does it give you a "repair"option for that install? That usually works for apps that have that option.
Sounds like that good ole Windows penchant for not overwriting a file that it sees is already there during an install, even though that file may be corrupt. :( >>someway I have lost or corrupted my DVD codec. Removing and >>reinstalling Power DVD hasn't helped so I am thinking something is >>probably corrupt. >> >>mpeg-1 is fine, wmv is fine but anything mpeg-2 only gets audio and >>it kind of locks up with the video. >> >>Any ideas on how to fix this? -- JRS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Please remove **X** to reply... ...Cleverly Disguised As A Responsible Adult...
