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Posted by fred-bloggs on 05/09/06 18:44
Jyeshta <whatever@twixtntween.com> wrote in
news:joj1621c7n4pd65cc0nma61jl7oqgjjbgk@4ax.com:
> On Tue, 09 May 2006 10:46:14 GMT, "dadiOH" <dadiOH@guesswhere.com>
> wrote:
>
>>Cerulean wrote:
>>> I have an older computer (PIII, 650 MHz, 128 SDRAM). I'm having
>>> difficulty editing the ID3 tags and renaming files, etc., because
>>> Windows 2000 doesn't let go. I was told in an MS group that the
>>> group would know of a workaround. Apparently there is a way to let
>>> the OS let go of the files so one work with them. Does anyone know
>>> the solution? It gets very annoying when one can't edit one's files
>>> properly.
>>
>>That's just plain silly. One purpose of an OS *is* to permit you to
>>edit/work with files. Have you managed to attribute Read
>>Only/Hidden/System to all your files?
>>
>>You're welcome. BTW, your nym for this group is "Mitch something".
>
> Hi dadiOH,
>
> Long time, no type! I hope you're very well. I'm the one who
> referred the OP here since the gurus on the WinMX group are mostly
> gone. This was a problem people had with video files and there was a
> fix posted there which I can't find. fred-bloggs knows the fix, I
> think, and he's still around here, so I referred the OP here.
>
Hi Jyeshta,
Good to see ya :)
I'm still around but the fix I know applies to XP and video files.
Cerulean is welcome to try it, it is easily reversed.
Start Menu
Run....
regsvr32 /u shmedia.dll
OK
You should get a message saying the service has been unregistered.
To reverse the fix
Start Menu
Run....
regsvr32 shmedia.dll
OK
--
fred
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