WLE 2012 and Movie Maker

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  1. Posts : 997
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    WLE 2012 and Movie Maker


    I did not even know there was a Windows Live Essentials 2012 until I happened to click open this forum and saw Brink's post on 2009.
    I had been using WLM 2011 and I thought it was the latest, I swear.

    Anyway, I installed the 2012 version.
    Just one problem.....
    Before that, I was unhappy with Windows Live Movie Maker, so I installed Movie Maker 6.0

    Now after installing WLE 2012, I don't see the Movie Maker 2012 version, only my 6.0 version is present.

    What to do ?
    Uninstall 6.0 ? Then what to do to get the 2012 version ?

    Thank you.

    t-4-2
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  2. Posts : 72,043
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    Hello t-4-2,

    Yeah, uninstalling 6.0 and then installing the newer 2012 version would probably work. :)

    https://www.sevenforums.com/software/...-released.html

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  3. Posts : 997
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       #3

    Ok. Thank you.

    t-4-2
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  4. Posts : 997
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    Brink said:
    Hello t-4-2,

    Yeah, uninstalling 6.0 and then installing the newer 2012 version would probably work. :)

    https://www.sevenforums.com/software/...-released.html

    Movie Maker
    Now what ?? Went to devices > Sound, Video and game controllers > System says mine is up to date.

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  5. Posts : 997
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    Perhaps, I should uninstall WLE 2012, and re-install ?
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  6. Posts : 72,043
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    Does you graphics card/chip meet the minimum requirements? If not, then that would explain why MM 2012 wasn't installed originally.

    Windows Essentials 2012 system requirements
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  7. Posts : 997
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    Brink said:
    Does you graphics card/chip meet the minimum requirements? If not, then that would explain why MM 2012 wasn't installed originally.

    Windows Essentials 2012 system requirements
    Don't know how to check that. Will the screenshot mean anything to you ?
    If not, tell me how to look for my graphic card/chip .

    WLE 2012 and Movie Maker-image-1.png
    Last edited by t-4-2; 22 Sep 2012 at 18:29.
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  8. Posts : 72,043
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    You might run GPU-Z to see if it can better ID what graphic chip you have.

    GPU-Z Video card GPU Information Utility
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  9. Posts : 997
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    Brink said:
    You might run GPU-Z to see if it can better ID what graphic chip you have.

    GPU-Z Video card GPU Information Utility
    Make a HUGE pot of coffee....... ha ha ha

    Your GPU-Z link .... asks for validation ID . Where do I find that ?
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  10. Posts : 997
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    Never mind.

    This is what I get installing that " thingy ".

    WLE 2012 and Movie Maker-image-2.png

    What's next ?
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