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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1014885" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hello Terry1536&nbsp;First, thanks for the logs.Given that the last entry in the configuration.log file is:...and the dxdiag.txt file doesn't include a codec list with the error:&nbsp;...I'd say you do in fact have a similar issue to the one linked in the first post.&nbsp;For whatever reason your system is now in a state where MP and dxdiag can't determine which codecs are registered in your system. This could indicate registry or HDD corruption, or maybe just a dirty codec pack or media program install/uninstall.&nbsp;I suggest to use filmerit to repair your DirectShow codec registrations... or do a clean install of the OS.If you use filmerit, please capture the details of the errors before fixing them (so that we have a chance to see what the problem was and see if we can avoid MP configuration crashing in future).&nbsp;mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1014885, member: 82144"] Hello Terry1536 First, thanks for the logs. Given that the last entry in the configuration.log file is: ...and the dxdiag.txt file doesn't include a codec list with the error: ...I'd say you do in fact have a similar issue to the one linked in the first post. For whatever reason your system is now in a state where MP and dxdiag can't determine which codecs are registered in your system. This could indicate registry or HDD corruption, or maybe just a dirty codec pack or media program install/uninstall. I suggest to use filmerit to repair your DirectShow codec registrations... or do a clean install of the OS. If you use filmerit, please capture the details of the errors before fixing them (so that we have a chance to see what the problem was and see if we can avoid MP configuration crashing in future). mm [/QUOTE]

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