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Windows 10 - No video
or just sound when playing videos
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How do I Install/Uninstall
the software?
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Install Problems - Autoexec.nt
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Install problems -
Access Violations
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Install Problem with
System Registry
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Install Problem - Install
gets stuck while "Updating Component Registration”
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System locks when running the
software
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Problem playing the movies and videos
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Problem with screen resolution or size
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Screen Saver problem
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Year Buttons at bottom of
screen not showing or partially showing
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Year Buttons at
the bottom of the screen are obscured by the Windows Taskbar
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Component MCI32.OCX or
dependencies not correct or registered.
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After installing on
Windows: "Component 'threed32.ocx' or one of its dependencies not
correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid."
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Screen Saver Panel
Size problem.
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"Another installation is already in progress" error message preventing
installation
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How to install the Screen Saver.
1.
Windows 10 - No video or just sound when playing videos
If you’re having problems with media
playback on your Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10 PC using Windows Media
Player, or even using other applications like Media Monkey, you might need to
reinstall Windows Media Player. But how?
How
to uninstall & reinstall Windows Media Player
2.
How
do I Install/Un-install the software?
To Install in
Windows 10:
1. Place the disk into your
disk
drive.
2. Right-click on START icon (the little window icon in the
lower left of the screen) then click on File Explorer and then double-click on the drive in the right-side
panel that is displaying the software title that you are installing
3. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen.
OR
1. Place the disk into your
disk
drive.
2. In the start up screen, right-click on START,
then click on Run.
3. Type in d:\SETUP.EXE
and press Enter. (If your
optical drive is not drive d, change
the d to the
letter associated with your optical drive.)
4. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen.
To Install in
Windows Xp/Vista/7/8:
1. Place the CD into your
CD-ROM
drive.
2. In the start up screen, click on START,
then click
on Run.
3. Type in d:\SETUP.EXE
and press Enter. (If your
CD-ROM drive is not drive d, change
the d to the
letter associated with your CD-ROM drive.)
4. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen.
To
Un-install in
Windows Xp/Vista/7/8:
1. In the start up screen, click
on START, then click
on Settings
2. Click on Control Panel
3. Double click on Add/Remove Programs
4. Locate and highlight The Corvette Anthology (or
other
title)
5. Click Add/Remove
6. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen.
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16-bit MS-DOS Subsystem
path to the program that you are trying to start or
install C:\Windows\System32\Autoexec.nt
The system file is not suitable for running MS-DOS and
Microsoft Windows applications.
Choose 'Close' to terminate the application.
According to Microsoft, this
issue may occur if one or more of the following files are
missing or corrupt:
Config.nt
Autoexec.nt
Command.com
Solution:
Insert the Windows Xp CD into the CD-ROM drive
Click START then RUN
Enter:
expand X:\i386\autoexec.nt_
c:\windows\system32\autoexec.nt
(Replace X:\ with your CD-ROM letter)
Microsoft has provided a more involved solution for this
problem at
https://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;324767.
The problem is related to running DOS based or 16 bit
applications in Windows XP. If you either do not have the
Windows Xp CD-ROM for some reason try downloading it
HERE.
After downloading the .zip you will have to extract it to
your windows\system32 directory.
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4. Install Problems
- Access Violations
During the Setup, any of the
following messages (or similar message) appear:
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\RICHED
32.DLL
"AN ACCESS VIOLATION OCCURRED WHILE
COPYING THE
FILE"
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\MSCVCRT40.DLL
"AN ACCESS VIOLATION OCCURRED WHILE
COPYING
THE FILE"
The problem has to do with the Setup program itself. It is simply trying to install the latest versions of
various drivers on your machine. They are, however in use (running) on your system while
the Setup program is trying to run. Although it may not seem like
you have any other programs running, you may and not know it (a screen saver,
virus protection program, background
printing system, memory manager etc. could be active in the background).
Solution:
Re-install the software and select IGNORE to any messages that are presented to you.
If this does not work then re-install the software after closing all background programs
but EXPLORER. Do this by hitting CTRL-ALT-Delete to bring up the "Close Program"
window and close some of the applications that are running by highlighting each and
selecting "End Program" (one at a time). Leave Explorer still running. Then
re-install the software. This should solve your
problem.
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5. Install
Problem with System Registry
When trying to install the
software, I get the following
error:
Failure writing to the system registry. The
registry may be corrupt, or you
may not have the required permissions to write to the registry.
Solution:
Because registry keys in Windows
95 cannot be any larger than 64K, it is possible that applications will fail to
install if they are writing too much to a registry key that is already
practically full. SharedDLLs is the registry key where this is most
likely to occur.
To rectify this problem, a Microsoft utility can be downloaded from the
Microsoft Download site at:
https://support.microsoft.com/download/support/
mslfiles/ShareDLL.exe
This file, ShareDLL.exe is a self-extracting executable file, which
contains a tool (ShrDll.exe) that displays the amount of data in the
SharedDLLs registry key and determines which entries in the SharedDLLs key point
to files that have been moved or no longer exist.
Run this utility then
re-install the software. This should solve your
problem.
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6.
Install Problem
- Install gets stuck
while "Updating Component Registration”
During the Install procedure, the process stalls and the install disk just spins
with no further progress.
This problem sometimes occurs when
a prior software installation is aborted or interrupted thus corrupting the
system registry.
Solution 1:
Try waiting. Sometimes after a half-hour or so, the
problem will correct itself and continue to complete the install process.
Solution 2:
Another solution is to copy the contents of the install
disk to a directory on your hard drive and install from there.
Solution 3:
Microsoft
offers a solution for this issue at:
https://support.microsoft.com/mats/program_install_and_uninstall/en-us?wa=wsignin1.0
7.
System locks when running the
software
After installing the Anthology and then running it,
most features dont work and the program locks the system.
This problem is the result of trying to run a prior version of the
Anthology with a later version CD in the drive. Make sure that you are
clicking the correct icon. E.g.. For the Corvette Anthology 2000,
click The Corvette Anthology 2000 icon and not Corvette Anthology
1999.
8.
Problem playing
videos in our titles
a) If you experience any
difficulties playing any or all of the videos, you may have your screen refresh
rate set incorrectly. Try this: Right
click on desktop. A window pops up. Select ‘Properties’. Then select the
‘Settings’ tab. Then select the ‘Advanced’ button. Then select the ‘Monitor’
tab. In the Monitor Settings area, set the Screen refresh rate to 60 hertz.
b) If you can hear a video playing but get no video you may be missing some
video CODECS (software that enables video compression and/or
decompression for digital video) on
your system. Visit
https://www.divx.com/en/software/divx-plus/codec-pack to download.
9. Problem
with screen resolution or size
If the size of the software image is too large to fit on your screen, you may
need to adjust the resolution of your monitor to its native (recommended)
settings. Click the following link to view pdf file containing detailed
instructions on how to accomplish this:
How
to change your screen resolution
It is also
recommended that Small Fonts
display setting is selected.
To change your resolution and font size settings perform the following steps:
1) Click the right mouse button while the cursor is
on the
Windows desktop.
2) Select the Properties option from the window
that will be
displayed.
3) Select the Settings tab.
4) Set the Colors to the highest level
allowed by
your graphics card.
5) Change the font size setting:
Click the Advanced button on
the bottom right
of the above window. Select Small Fonts from
the font size drop-down list box. You may now
have to re-start your computer for the new
settings to take
affect.
If you are using the Corvette Anthology 2014 and you
are unable to set your screen resolution to a higher setting, download
and copy the file below to the directory where you installed the Corvette
Anthology 2014, (usually C:\HI-Tech Software\Corvette Anthology 2014. When asked
to overwrite the existing file, select yes. This will replace the existing
program with a new version that will recognize the lower resolution setting.
Download
the Corvette Anthology 2014 update
The screen saver only cycles through certain years.
A prior installation of the Screen Saver installed the photos that are displaying.
To remove these and start over, activate the Anthology
Screen Saver form. You may access this form by clicking the right mouse button on any
photo displayed on the main screen. This form allows you to add or remove a photo from the
list or remove all photos. If you remove all photos, remember to re-install the Screen
Saver and choose the Select All Photos option.
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1)
Right click on the desktop
2)
Select SCREEN RESOLUTION
3) About halfway down select "Make text and other
items larger or smaller"
4) Select "SMALLER (default)"
5) Click apply.
This should solve the problem.
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To remedy this you must set the Windows Taskbar to
"auto hide":
1) Click the START
button at the lower left of
the screen
2)
Select the Settings tab
3) Select the Taskbar
& Start Menu...
4) Check the Always on
Top checkbox
5) Check the Auto
hide checkbox
This should solve the problem.
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After the Setup, the program won't run. The
following message (or similar message) appears:
"Component MCI32.OCX or dependencies
not correct or registered. A file is missing or invalid"
This problem happens sporadically on some machines. To fix this,
download MCI32.ocx file below and copy it to your c:\windows\system32
directory.
Download
the MCI32.ocx file
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14.
After installing on
Windows: "Component 'THREED32.OCX' or one of its dependencies not correctly
registered: a file is missing invalid.
This error message will
appear on a small percentage of computers running Windows after
installation of a software title which copies the file THREED32.OCX to the
system even though the installation wizard reports that the installation
completed successfully. It seems to only occur when the user opens the program
for the first time. usually subsequent openings are fine.
If the problem persists, try
to manually register the component as follows:
Click the START button in the lower left of your screen Then type:
regsvr32
c:\windows\system32\threed32.ocx
in the
RUN window and
hit ENTER.
This should resolve the
issue. If this does not work, try
regsvr32
c:\windows\sysWOW64\threed32.ocx
in the
RUN window.
15.
Screen Saver Install
Panel does not display at full size and does not display the Option buttons.
This problem seems to
occur rarely on certain systems.
Copy the downloaded file to
the directory where you installed the Corvette Anthology, usually
"C:\Program
Files (x86)\HI-Tech Software\Corvette Anthology 2012\".
You want to replace the Corvette2012.exe file there with this one.
Download the Corvette Anthology 2012 update
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16. Install
problem: "Another installation is already in progress" error message preventing
installation
Windows 10
1) Right-click the Start Button and select Task Manager
2 Select "More details" if not already expanded
3) Click on the Services tab
4) Right-click on msiserver
5) Select "Show Details"
6) End each instance of any msiexec running task, which, in my
case, there were 2.
Windows 7
1)
Click
the Start Button
2)
Right-click
on the Computer icon
3)
Select
Manage. This opens the Computer Management
utility.
4)
Select
Services
5)
Right
click on Windows Installer in the list
6)
Select
Properties. If you’re having the problem, the
Windows Installer service is started, and the
Stop button
is disabled.
7 In the Properties dialog, change Startup type to
"Disabled”
8) Click OK
9) Reboot your computer. This stops the service.
10) After your computer reboots, repeat steps 1-8 again
and change the Startup type back to Manual i Step 7.
Now you will be able to start a new installation. For
other
operating systems, look for the services and follow the
steps as mentioned above.
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