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Since this problem you encounter began after that windows update, you can use the System Restore tool to return your computer to an earlier point in time. And Windows DVD Maker was working fine until recently and outside a updated Windows Vista, I did not further updated or changes to the computer. How can I fix, I know the burner works very well because it works with other programs. I just created a DVD with AVS Video Converter and burned a DVD with no problems and created later a film with Windown Movie Maker, which worked well, it has exported to Windows DVD Maker, again not a problem, but when I click on burn, I get a not found message 'DVD burner'. Not found DVD Maker 'DVD burner' message when DVD writer works well with other programs Or see the files/folders, you must restore default in 'Folder Options '. This you gives access, however, once youre thru with youre editing Then, in control - panel.open 'Options records' stand & check the box 'Show hidden '.įiles & folders', uncheck uncheck them next box'Hide extensions'next'Hide protected. Try Control Panel, user accounts, click the account, make sure that its listed as 'administrator '.Ĭlose. When I go to my computer, then program files, that he will not show me the exe files, that told me what to do not have full administrator control, when I go to the page showing which is the administatrator he show me has a control total why he let me not see the exe files, it also leaves me not so far closed for my dvd writer dishes? When I go to my computer, then program files it will not show me the exe files

That developed this afternoon for what seems like no apparent reason.

Even with other programs that I use as Adobe Photoshop - cannot get options when right-clicking. When right clicking an element in some programs, I get an empty box instead of the optionsĮxample: Right-click on start, only get the outline of the box, but if I drag the mouse inside the outline I get options available one at a time.

Anyburn blocked by malware bytes antimalware