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Mark Russinovich
Microsoft, Technical Fellow

Meet Mark Russinovich, Technical Fellow - arguably someone who needs no introduction, how is he influencing the next versions of Windows - and why does he think there is no security silver bullet?

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stephenr said:

Cosmo,

Haveing 64 bit windows has nothing to do with being able to view this site or any other. Windows 7 64 bit would only effect drivers and software that you install. Your inability to view videos on You Tube would be based on your video settings and browser plug ins. It has nothing to do with your Operating System.

Posted on Sunday, February 07, 2010 3:05 PM
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Cosmo,

Haveing 64 bit windows has nothing to do with being able to view this site or any other. Windows 7 64 bit would only effect drivers and software that you install. Your inability to view videos on You Tube would be based on your video settings and browser plug ins. It has nothing to do with your Operating System.

02-07-2010 2,105 9,167 Report Abuse
cosmo falco said:

how could microsoft say that 7 is the best if I can not watch a simple video in youtube because i use windows 7 ultimate 64 bits ? that s a joke !!!!!!!!

Posted on Saturday, February 06, 2010 5:02 PM
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how could microsoft say that 7 is the best if I can not watch a simple video in youtube because i use windows 7 ultimate 64 bits ? that s a joke !!!!!!!!

02-06-2010 2,101 9,166 Report Abuse
Nik said:

I use windows 7 and I haven't encountered any of these issue's.

I would however like to see in the next product cycle of Windows the scrapping of the whole start menu and the implementing of a more advanced folder menu that includes most of the actions of the start menu on the new library folder Icon on the task bar. All in all I am liking the new windows 7 very much. Good job guys!

Posted on Monday, February 01, 2010 11:02 AM
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I use windows 7 and I haven't encountered any of these issue's.

I would however like to see in the next product cycle of Windows the scrapping of the whole start menu and the implementing of a more advanced folder menu that includes most of the actions of the start menu on the new library folder Icon on the task bar. All in all I am liking the new windows 7 very much. Good job guys!

02-01-2010 2,101 9,158 Report Abuse
stephenr said:

Christopher,

If you're experiencing difficulty playing the entire video after clicking on the video's title, it may be due to your connection speed. Please note that a broadband connection with 500+ Kbps is required for continuous playback of most video.

If your connection speed is less than 500 Kbps, we suggest that you try playing videos on another system with a higher connection speed. Or, please wait until the entire video finishes buffering before playing the video.

Stephen

Posted on Sunday, January 31, 2010 11:37 AM
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Christopher,

If you're experiencing difficulty playing the entire video after clicking on the video's title, it may be due to your connection speed. Please note that a broadband connection with 500+ Kbps is required for continuous playback of most video.

If your connection speed is less than 500 Kbps, we suggest that you try playing videos on another system with a higher connection speed. Or, please wait until the entire video finishes buffering before playing the video.

Stephen

01-31-2010 2,105 9,152 Report Abuse
Christopher said:

Unfortunately, I still haven't found a answer/solution.  So, Windows 7 will play online videos (e.g. Youtube) for a bit, then stops playing them; in any browser (IE, Firefox, Orca). And if any webpage has a video clip attached, the page stops responding.  My only solution is to restart the computer.  Which only helps for a little bit again.  What is my computer's problem.  just got it in December???

Posted on Thursday, January 28, 2010 3:30 PM
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Unfortunately, I still haven't found a answer/solution.  So, Windows 7 will play online videos (e.g. Youtube) for a bit, then stops playing them; in any browser (IE, Firefox, Orca). And if any webpage has a video clip attached, the page stops responding.  My only solution is to restart the computer.  Which only helps for a little bit again.  What is my computer's problem.  just got it in December???

01-28-2010 2,101 9,149 Report Abuse
stephenr said:

Hambre,

This sounds like more of a support discussion for our technical support forums. I suggest you post your question regarding a workaround there.

answers.microsoft.com/.../default.aspx

Posted on Sunday, January 24, 2010 10:06 PM
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Hambre,

This sounds like more of a support discussion for our technical support forums. I suggest you post your question regarding a workaround there.

answers.microsoft.com/.../default.aspx

01-24-2010 2,105 9,143 Report Abuse
flustered said:

When trying to install java I keep getting a message that says this installation package could not be opened. Verify that the package exists and that you can access it, or contact the application vendor to verify that this is a valid windows installer package. What do I do now?

Posted on Sunday, January 24, 2010 4:31 PM
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When trying to install java I keep getting a message that says this installation package could not be opened. Verify that the package exists and that you can access it, or contact the application vendor to verify that this is a valid windows installer package. What do I do now?

01-24-2010 2,101 9,142 Report Abuse
New Windows 7 user said:

Hi Mark:

Question:  My mom just purchased a new HP with Windows 7 on it.  When she goes online to play a regular game, it takes FOREVERRRRR to download.  She took the firewall off of the new system for 1 hour just to download a game and it took a while.  She's very frustrated about it.  What could be happening?

Posted on Saturday, January 23, 2010 6:08 PM
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Hi Mark:

Question:  My mom just purchased a new HP with Windows 7 on it.  When she goes online to play a regular game, it takes FOREVERRRRR to download.  She took the firewall off of the new system for 1 hour just to download a game and it took a while.  She's very frustrated about it.  What could be happening?

01-23-2010 2,101 9,141 Report Abuse
Hambre Pimiento said:

Actually, I checked through Cnet and it appears that this will NOT work with Windows 7. Simpletech is saying that they do not have the drivers since this model was out of production three years ago.  But actually, my drive is only two years old.  I will post it on the suggested website, but does anyone know if this can be fixed?

Posted on Friday, January 22, 2010 10:59 PM
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Actually, I checked through Cnet and it appears that this will NOT work with Windows 7. Simpletech is saying that they do not have the drivers since this model was out of production three years ago.  But actually, my drive is only two years old.  I will post it on the suggested website, but does anyone know if this can be fixed?

01-22-2010 2,101 9,140 Report Abuse
stephenr said:

Marija,

This sounds like a settings issue with Internet Explorer 8.

I would post your issue in our support forum here: answers.microsoft.com/.../default.aspx

They should be able to get you the correct browser settings to keep that from happeneing.

Posted on Friday, January 22, 2010 11:48 AM
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Marija,

This sounds like a settings issue with Internet Explorer 8.

I would post your issue in our support forum here: answers.microsoft.com/.../default.aspx

They should be able to get you the correct browser settings to keep that from happeneing.

01-22-2010 2,105 9,138 Report Abuse
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