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MMSystem Error
When trying to play AVI, MOV or other movie types, I get MMSYstem Errors. One is error 227 and the other 68. The only thing I have done with my system since upgrading to Win 98 was reload my Diamond Stealth Video drive. I have even downloaded the new Multi Media for Win 98 and it did not help.
Can someone help?
Bo
Can someone help?
Bo
Hmmm,
theh95......Wake up.......you've been sleeping.....
:)
Craig
theh95......Wake up.......you've been sleeping.....
:)
Craig
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You have got to be kidding.
Where did that come from wow? Ok did yoiu try checking the file types in explorer for mov or avi? I would go to the microsoft update page and install the latest version of media player
also try searching http://support.microsoft.com for the error message
good luck
also try searching http://support.microsoft.com for the error message
good luck
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The MBR is divided into five sections: Jump Code, Error Messages, Free Space, the Partition Tables, and Ending Signature. Table 10.5 outlines some of the more important components of the MBR.
Table 10.5 Important components of the MBR
Area Functions or purpose
Jump Code: 139 bytes Load MBR into memoryEnable interruptsScan disk characteristicsFind C: driveLoad boot sector from C: drive
Error Messages: 80 bytes Invalid Partition TableError loading operation systemMissing operating system
Free Space: 227 bytes
Partition Tables: 64 bytes Active partitionStarting head, sector, and cylinderPartition TypeEnding head, sector, and cylinderTotal number of sectors on this partition
Ending Signature: 2 bytes Define the MBR boundary
If one of the values becomes corrupted, the system probably will not boot. Likewise, if a new value is introduced by an operating system and an existing software utility does not understand the new value, there is a possibility of data corruption.
The area of the MBR that has changed for FAT32 is the Partition Table. The Partition Table is divided into four 16-byte entries. Inside the Partition Table is the Partition Type. This entry is important for identifying the partition structure for the operating system. In order for FAT32 to accomplish its new capabilities, the MBR contains the following two new Partition Types:
DOS32. Defines primary 32-bit FAT partitions of up to 2,047 GB. It is used when the primary partition does not require logical block addressing (LBA) to access that partition. LBA is a method of accessing hard disk drives based on the extensions of INT 13.
DOS32X. Defines 32-bit FAT partitions of up to 2,047 GB. It is used when any portion of either the primary or extended partition is beyond 1,024 cylinders, 63 sectors per track, and 16 heads, and requires LBA to access. These new 32-bit FAT partition types cannot be accessed through MS-DOS 6.x or earlier.