New install, no different than my first, but some programs dont work..

[duke2k7]

Guys,

Dont mean to post more than one thread at a time, but in partnership with my Tversity thread in media sharing, I recently had to completely install windows after having an immovable virus (didnt even know one existed!).

I formatted the drive completely, fresh install of Home premium (what a bargain - full version for £50 in both 32-64 discs) and installed all my old programs, exactly like it was before.

Now Tversity doesnt work, but it did before. I have over 3tb of internal storage, filled with my own blu and dvd rips (my discs just sit there sulking nowadays) and i cannot access jack.

I was wondering if anyone else had issues following a fresh install?

Ta.

 

[zigzag3143]

Guys,

Dont mean to post more than one thread at a time, but in partnership with my Tversity thread in media sharing, I recently had to completely install windows after having an immovable virus (didnt even know one existed!).

I formatted the drive completely, fresh install of Home premium (what a bargain - full version for £50 in both 32-64 discs) and installed all my old programs, exactly like it was before.

Now Tversity doesnt work, but it did before. I have over 3tb of internal storage, filled with my own blu and dvd rips (my discs just sit there sulking nowadays) and i cannot access jack.

I was wondering if anyone else had issues following a fresh install?

Ta.

Its not the clean install, I am pretty sure of that. What is "Tveristy" and why is it necessary for accessing your rips?



Ken

 

[gregrocker]

It is a program, so obviously it has to be reinstalled like all programs after a clean reinstall of Win7.

TVersity - Home

Never let a program take over and provide it's own Media Player (if you did that). Make it use the default Windows Media Player or preferably the Windows Media Center interface if at all possible. A dozen different media players are spying on you fifty different ways.