Missing Registry Keys

July 5, 2008

I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore missing

registry keys.

I have just used 'Codec Tweak tool' in K-Lite Codec Pack to help solve a

problem and it reports some missing Registry Keys.

Somewhere along the way K-Lite install reported (amongst similar others)

'DirectShow filter was detected as broken'

Name Subtitle Mixer

Filename Unknown

CLSID {00A95963-3BE5-48C0-3356D67EA09D}

Reg key:

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{083863F1-70DE-11D0-BD40-00A0C911CE86}\instance\{00A95963-3BE5-48C0-AD9F-3356D67AE09D}

Reason Missing required registry key

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{00A95963-3BE5-48C0-AD9F-3356D67AE09D}

Remove this item from registry?

(Yes = recommended)

YES NO

Now just to be on the safe side I didn't do a YES here !!

(I have already backed up registry 'and' exported it to a memory stick)

Can someone tell me please, where I can get such a missing registry key and

put it back in it's rightful place, or show me where to find the help I

need?

Thanks

dfrog

July 5, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

dfrog wrote:

> I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore

> missing registry keys.

>

> I have just used 'Codec Tweak tool' in K-Lite Codec Pack to help

> solve a problem and it reports some missing Registry Keys.

>

> Somewhere along the way K-Lite install reported (amongst similar

> others) 'DirectShow filter was detected as broken'

>

> Name Subtitle Mixer

> Filename Unknown

> CLSID {00A95963-3BE5-48C0-3356D67EA09D}

> Reg key:

> HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{083863F1-70DE-11D0-BD40-00A0C911CE86}\instance\{00A95963-3BE5-48C0-AD9F-3356D67AE09D}

> Reason Missing required registry key

> HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{00A95963-3BE5-48C0-AD9F-3356D67AE09D}

>

> Remove this item from registry?

> (Yes = recommended)

>

> YES NO

>

> Now just to be on the safe side I didn't do a YES here !!

>

> (I have already backed up registry 'and' exported it to a memory

> stick)

> Can someone tell me please, where I can get such a missing registry

> key and put it back in it's rightful place, or show me where to find

> the help I need?

>

> Thanks

>

> dfrog

did you go back to a system restore point, before you had the problem. and

then reinstall the app?

Clark...

--

Don't you have Google in your part of the world?

July 5, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

"dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

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>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore missing

>registry keys.

>

There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System Restore

or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

July 5, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

"Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>

> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore missing

>>registry keys.

>>

>

> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System Restore

> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of 3 minutes

clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video file ie.

..avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to the

extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work comprehensively

on my PC.

Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player, without which

the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not run - it

loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am unable to

find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings because I

can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have installed.

I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered solutions

(changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no difference. Another

solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec pack from

there.

It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these 'missing required

registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs however

and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing registry keys' -

Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time (careless

Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it on my

daughter's PC and it works just fine

So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there anywhere I can

download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and import them

back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly deleted them

in the past?

I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to you.

dfrog

July 5, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

No way to download but since your daughter's PC has these keys here is what

you can try.

1) Start buy creating a new Restore Point on your PC and also on your

daughter's PC.

(these restore point will be your safety net in case something goes wrong)

2) On your daughter's PC, use regedit to locate each key (one key at a time)

that you need and export that key and any/all sub keys contained within that

key to a .reg file (do this by highlighting the key, right click and select

'Export')

(use a meaningful file name for each registry key you 'Export')

3) Copy each of these .reg files to your PC then double click on each of the

..reg files.

The keys should now be in your PC's registry!

JS

"dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

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>

> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

> news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>

>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore missing

>>>registry keys.

>>>

>>

>> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System Restore

>> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

>

> Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

>

> Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

>

> I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of 3

> minutes

> clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video file

> ie.

> .avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to the

> extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work

> comprehensively

> on my PC.

> Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player, without

> which

> the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not run - it

> loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am unable

> to

> find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

> The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings because

> I

> can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have installed.

> I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered solutions

> (changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no difference.

> Another

> solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

> 'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec pack

> from

> there.

> It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these 'missing

> required

> registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs however

> and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing registry

> keys' -

> Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time (careless

> Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

> so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

>

> I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it on my

> daughter's PC and it works just fine

>

> So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there anywhere I can

> download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and import them

> back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly deleted

> them

> in the past?

>

> I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to you.

>

> dfrog

>

July 5, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

That is why it is always recommended NOT to use any Reg Cleaning Tools. Besides it does not improve or create more space as these snake oil remedies (Reg Cleaners) claim

--

Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others

Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message news:6da6l4F1kk97U1@mid.individual.net...

>

> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

> news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>

>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore missing

>>>registry keys.

>>>

>>

>> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System Restore

>> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

>

> Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

>

> Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

>

> I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of 3 minutes

> clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video file ie.

> .avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to the

> extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work comprehensively

> on my PC.

> Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player, without which

> the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not run - it

> loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am unable to

> find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

> The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings because I

> can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have installed.

> I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered solutions

> (changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no difference. Another

> solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

> 'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec pack from

> there.

> It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these 'missing required

> registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs however

> and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing registry keys' -

> Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time (careless

> Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

> so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

>

> I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it on my

> daughter's PC and it works just fine

>

> So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there anywhere I can

> download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and import them

> back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly deleted them

> in the past?

>

> I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to you.

>

> dfrog

>

July 6, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

Or consider using System Restore to roll back to a restore point that

predates all of this.

dfrog wrote:

> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

> news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>

>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>> I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore missing

>>> registry keys.

>>>

>>

>> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System Restore

>> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

>

> Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

>

> Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

>

> I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of 3

> minutes

> clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video file

> ie.

> .avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to the

> extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work

> comprehensively

> on my PC.

> Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player, without

> which

> the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not run - it

> loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am unable

> to

> find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

> The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings because

> I

> can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have installed.

> I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered solutions

> (changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no difference.

> Another

> solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

> 'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec pack

> from

> there.

> It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these 'missing

> required

> registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs however

> and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing registry

> keys' -

> Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time (careless

> Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

> so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

>

> I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it on my

> daughter's PC and it works just fine

>

> So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there anywhere I can

> download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and import them

> back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly deleted

> them

> in the past?

>

> I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to you.

>

> dfrog

July 6, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

If K-Lite says "DirectShow filter was detected as broken" then deleting

them is OK, K-Lite repairs everything. If you really want, for some

reason, to get some registry keys, I can find them for you (everything

is online somewhere) but I need to know what program's keys you are

missing.

ju.c

"dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

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>

> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

> news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>

>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore

>>>missing

>>>registry keys.

>>>

>>

>> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System Restore

>> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

>

> Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

>

> Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

>

> I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of 3

> minutes

> clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video

> file ie.

> .avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to the

> extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work

> comprehensively

> on my PC.

> Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player, without

> which

> the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not

> run - it

> loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am

> unable to

> find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

> The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings

> because I

> can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have

> installed.

> I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered

> solutions

> (changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no difference.

> Another

> solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

> 'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec

> pack from

> there.

> It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these 'missing

> required

> registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs

> however

> and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing registry

> keys' -

> Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time

> (careless

> Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

> so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

>

> I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it on my

> daughter's PC and it works just fine

>

> So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there anywhere I

> can

> download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and import

> them

> back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly deleted

> them

> in the past?

>

> I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to you.

>

> dfrog

>

July 6, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys - Collective Reply

Re: Missing Registry Keys - Collective Reply

JS,

Now why didn't I think about that one ("can't see wood for trees" comes to

mind)

personal thanks for helping

dfrog

Peter Foldes,

Thank you, I've been aware of 'snake oil' status for some time now, but, my

sin was committed before I got smart enough.

Thanks for your reply

dfrog

Bill in co.

Thanks to you also, but, I won't have restore dates recent enough to help

me.

Thanks for your reply

dfrog

ju.c,

I had found reference on Google to someone who reported successfully

removing these items from the registry when K-Lite had recommended it, but I

was a little wary of doing it (from experience now, having removed 'stuff'

out of registry whilst being unsure is not a smart move for me).

Your idea of being able to find these registry keys on the Internet was the

kind of thing I was asking for, and your offer to help find them for me

strengthens my respect for you and others who help.

Rather than put you to the trouble right now, I'm going to try JS's solution

(I would always want to put the effort in myself - helps my learning curve)

Personal thanks to you for your help

dfrog

"JS" <@> wrote in message news:u3CGytu3IHA.4856@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> No way to download but since your daughter's PC has these keys here is

> what you can try.

> 1) Start buy creating a new Restore Point on your PC and also on your

> daughter's PC.

> (these restore point will be your safety net in case something goes wrong)

> 2) On your daughter's PC, use regedit to locate each key (one key at a

> time) that you need and export that key and any/all sub keys contained

> within that key to a .reg file (do this by highlighting the key, right

> click and select 'Export')

> (use a meaningful file name for each registry key you 'Export')

> 3) Copy each of these .reg files to your PC then double click on each of

> the .reg files.

>

> The keys should now be in your PC's registry!

>

> JS

>

> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

> news:6da6l4F1kk97U1@mid.individual.net...

>>

>> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

>> news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>>

>>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>>> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>>>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore missing

>>>>registry keys.

>>>>

>>>

>>> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System Restore

>>> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

>>

>> Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

>>

>> Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

>>

>> I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of 3

>> minutes

>> clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video file

>> ie.

>> .avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to the

>> extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work

>> comprehensively

>> on my PC.

>> Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player, without

>> which

>> the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not run -

>> it

>> loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am unable

>> to

>> find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

>> The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings

>> because I

>> can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have installed.

>> I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered solutions

>> (changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no difference.

>> Another

>> solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

>> 'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec pack

>> from

>> there.

>> It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these 'missing

>> required

>> registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs

>> however

>> and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing registry

>> keys' -

>> Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time (careless

>> Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

>> so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

>>

>> I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it on my

>> daughter's PC and it works just fine

>>

>> So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there anywhere I

>> can

>> download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and import

>> them

>> back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly deleted

>> them

>> in the past?

>>

>> I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to you.

>>

>> dfrog

>>

>

July 6, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

ju.c,

Had another look at your help and re-read

http://www.codecguide.com/about_kl.htm.

Can you confirm for me that if I let K-Lite remove broken DirectShow filters

(because of missing registry keys) then K-Lite will replace them with 'good'

DirectShow filters? And in your opinion, will this potentially solve my

problem?

I want to be sure that I understand correctly.

Thank you

dfrog

"ju.c" <bibidybubidyboop@mailnator.com> wrote in message

news:ernB9Qw3IHA.2348@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> If K-Lite says "DirectShow filter was detected as broken" then deleting

> them is OK, K-Lite repairs everything. If you really want, for some

> reason, to get some registry keys, I can find them for you (everything is

> online somewhere) but I need to know what program's keys you are missing.

>

> ju.c

>

> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

> news:6da6l4F1kk97U1@mid.individual.net...

>>

>> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

>> news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>>

>>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>>> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>>>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore missing

>>>>registry keys.

>>>>

>>>

>>> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System Restore

>>> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

>>

>> Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

>>

>> Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

>>

>> I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of 3

>> minutes

>> clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video file

>> ie.

>> .avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to the

>> extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work

>> comprehensively

>> on my PC.

>> Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player, without

>> which

>> the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not run -

>> it

>> loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am unable

>> to

>> find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

>> The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings

>> because I

>> can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have installed.

>> I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered solutions

>> (changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no difference.

>> Another

>> solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

>> 'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec pack

>> from

>> there.

>> It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these 'missing

>> required

>> registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs

>> however

>> and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing registry

>> keys' -

>> Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time (careless

>> Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

>> so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

>>

>> I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it on my

>> daughter's PC and it works just fine

>>

>> So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there anywhere I

>> can

>> download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and import

>> them

>> back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly deleted

>> them

>> in the past?

>>

>> I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to you.

>>

>> dfrog

>>

July 6, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

Yes, the best part about K-Lite is it's ability to configure our

computers with DirectShow filters.

Before it sets them up it checks existing data and removes the bad stuff

then correctly configures everything properly.

If letting K-Lite do its thing doesn't work, try uninstalling 'Any DVD

Converter' then running the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool agian then

installing 'Any DVD Converter'. Don't give up yet!

ju.c

"dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

news:6dbf4sF1ns31U1@mid.individual.net...

>

> ju.c,

> Had another look at your help and re-read

> http://www.codecguide.com/about_kl.htm.

>

> Can you confirm for me that if I let K-Lite remove broken DirectShow

> filters (because of missing registry keys) then K-Lite will replace

> them with 'good' DirectShow filters? And in your opinion, will this

> potentially solve my problem?

>

> I want to be sure that I understand correctly.

> Thank you

> dfrog

>

> "ju.c" <bibidybubidyboop@mailnator.com> wrote in message

> news:ernB9Qw3IHA.2348@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>> If K-Lite says "DirectShow filter was detected as broken" then

>> deleting them is OK, K-Lite repairs everything. If you really want,

>> for some reason, to get some registry keys, I can find them for you

>> (everything is online somewhere) but I need to know what program's

>> keys you are missing.

>>

>> ju.c

>>

>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>> news:6da6l4F1kk97U1@mid.individual.net...

>>>

>>> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

>>> news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>>>

>>>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>>>> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>>>>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore

>>>>>missing

>>>>>registry keys.

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System

>>>> Restore

>>>> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

>>>

>>> Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

>>>

>>> Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

>>>

>>> I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of 3

>>> minutes

>>> clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video

>>> file ie.

>>> .avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to

>>> the

>>> extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work

>>> comprehensively

>>> on my PC.

>>> Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player,

>>> without which

>>> the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not

>>> run - it

>>> loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am

>>> unable to

>>> find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

>>> The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings

>>> because I

>>> can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have

>>> installed.

>>> I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered

>>> solutions

>>> (changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no difference.

>>> Another

>>> solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

>>> 'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec

>>> pack from

>>> there.

>>> It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these 'missing

>>> required

>>> registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs

>>> however

>>> and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing registry

>>> keys' -

>>> Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time

>>> (careless

>>> Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

>>> so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

>>>

>>> I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it on

>>> my

>>> daughter's PC and it works just fine

>>>

>>> So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there anywhere

>>> I can

>>> download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and

>>> import them

>>> back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly

>>> deleted them

>>> in the past?

>>>

>>> I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to

>>> you.

>>>

>>> dfrog

July 6, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

ju.c,

I appreciate your help:-

I have done the following:-

1 Let K-Lite do it's thing and tried 'Any DVD Converter' - no change

2 Uninstalled 'Any DVD Converter' ( I use 'revo uninstaller') and

re-installed - no change

3 Uninstalled 'Any DVD Conv' and uninstalled K-Lite Codec Pk.

4 Re-installed K-Lite (which installed smoothly - no errors or 'missing

anything')

5 Re-installed 'Any DVD Conv'

6 Input a .avi file into 'Any DVD Conv' (the player still looped the

first second or so - no change)

7 Continued nevertheless to encode (having established a start and end

trim point - this time, as I dragged the 'handle' along the bar, the clip

did show, but would not run)

8 The resulting .mpg clip would still loop in the program player and not

run.

9 Both the input .avi and the trimmed output .mpg clips played just fine

when I close down Any DVD Converter, and play by default in Media Player

Classic.

So,,,,,,,,,,, I can achieve an end result, but its not right, and as you

suggest, I don't want to give up and be beaten.

At the same time, I don't want to become a burden

dfrog

PS Because I didn't understand what to do, when K-Lite setup finished and

I was given an option to configure ffdshow video decoder, & ffdshow audio

decoder, DirectVobSub and AC3FFilter - - I didn't, and presumed that these

would remain installed at default settings.

"ju.c" <bibidybubidyboop@mailnator.com> wrote in message

news:e3avJI13IHA.5060@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

> Yes, the best part about K-Lite is it's ability to configure our computers

> with DirectShow filters.

> Before it sets them up it checks existing data and removes the bad stuff

> then correctly configures everything properly.

> If letting K-Lite do its thing doesn't work, try uninstalling 'Any DVD

> Converter' then running the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool agian then installing

> 'Any DVD Converter'. Don't give up yet!

>

> ju.c

>

> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

> news:6dbf4sF1ns31U1@mid.individual.net...

>>

>> ju.c,

>> Had another look at your help and re-read

>> http://www.codecguide.com/about_kl.htm.

>>

>> Can you confirm for me that if I let K-Lite remove broken DirectShow

>> filters (because of missing registry keys) then K-Lite will replace them

>> with 'good' DirectShow filters? And in your opinion, will this

>> potentially solve my problem?

>>

>> I want to be sure that I understand correctly.

>> Thank you

>> dfrog

>>

>> "ju.c" <bibidybubidyboop@mailnator.com> wrote in message

>> news:ernB9Qw3IHA.2348@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>> If K-Lite says "DirectShow filter was detected as broken" then deleting

>>> them is OK, K-Lite repairs everything. If you really want, for some

>>> reason, to get some registry keys, I can find them for you (everything

>>> is online somewhere) but I need to know what program's keys you are

>>> missing.

>>>

>>> ju.c

>>>

>>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>>> news:6da6l4F1kk97U1@mid.individual.net...

>>>>

>>>> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

>>>> news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>>>>

>>>>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>>>>> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>>>>>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore

>>>>>>missing

>>>>>>registry keys.

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System Restore

>>>>> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

>>>>

>>>> Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

>>>>

>>>> Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

>>>>

>>>> I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of 3

>>>> minutes

>>>> clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video file

>>>> ie.

>>>> .avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to the

>>>> extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work

>>>> comprehensively

>>>> on my PC.

>>>> Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player, without

>>>> which

>>>> the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not run -

>>>> it

>>>> loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am

>>>> unable to

>>>> find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

>>>> The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings

>>>> because I

>>>> can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have

>>>> installed.

>>>> I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered

>>>> solutions

>>>> (changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no difference.

>>>> Another

>>>> solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

>>>> 'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec pack

>>>> from

>>>> there.

>>>> It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these 'missing

>>>> required

>>>> registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs

>>>> however

>>>> and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing registry

>>>> keys' -

>>>> Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time

>>>> (careless

>>>> Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

>>>> so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

>>>>

>>>> I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it on my

>>>> daughter's PC and it works just fine

>>>>

>>>> So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there anywhere I

>>>> can

>>>> download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and import

>>>> them

>>>> back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly deleted

>>>> them

>>>> in the past?

>>>>

>>>> I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to you.

>>>>

>>>> dfrog

>

July 7, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

So you can convert fine but video's don't play inside of Any DVD

Converter?

Try "Free Video Dub". It's great.

"Delete parts from video files fast, easy and without re-encoding

video."

Free Video Dub

http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/Free-Video-Dub.htm

Screenshot

http://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/freevideodub.htm

ju.c

"dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

news:6dbq4dF1qn9uU1@mid.individual.net...

> ju.c,

>

> I appreciate your help:-

>

> I have done the following:-

> 1 Let K-Lite do it's thing and tried 'Any DVD Converter' - no

> change

> 2 Uninstalled 'Any DVD Converter' ( I use 'revo uninstaller') and

> re-installed - no change

> 3 Uninstalled 'Any DVD Conv' and uninstalled K-Lite Codec Pk.

> 4 Re-installed K-Lite (which installed smoothly - no errors or

> 'missing anything')

> 5 Re-installed 'Any DVD Conv'

> 6 Input a .avi file into 'Any DVD Conv' (the player still looped

> the first second or so - no change)

> 7 Continued nevertheless to encode (having established a start and

> end trim point - this time, as I dragged the 'handle' along the bar,

> the clip did show, but would not run)

> 8 The resulting .mpg clip would still loop in the program player

> and not run.

> 9 Both the input .avi and the trimmed output .mpg clips played just

> fine when I close down Any DVD Converter, and play by default in Media

> Player Classic.

>

> So,,,,,,,,,,, I can achieve an end result, but its not right, and as

> you suggest, I don't want to give up and be beaten.

>

> At the same time, I don't want to become a burden

>

> dfrog

>

> PS Because I didn't understand what to do, when K-Lite setup

> finished and I was given an option to configure ffdshow video decoder,

> & ffdshow audio decoder, DirectVobSub and AC3FFilter - - I didn't, and

> presumed that these would remain installed at default settings.

>

> "ju.c" <bibidybubidyboop@mailnator.com> wrote in message

> news:e3avJI13IHA.5060@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>> Yes, the best part about K-Lite is it's ability to configure our

>> computers with DirectShow filters.

>> Before it sets them up it checks existing data and removes the bad

>> stuff then correctly configures everything properly.

>> If letting K-Lite do its thing doesn't work, try uninstalling 'Any

>> DVD Converter' then running the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool agian then

>> installing 'Any DVD Converter'. Don't give up yet!

>>

>> ju.c

>>

>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>> news:6dbf4sF1ns31U1@mid.individual.net...

>>>

>>> ju.c,

>>> Had another look at your help and re-read

>>> http://www.codecguide.com/about_kl.htm.

>>>

>>> Can you confirm for me that if I let K-Lite remove broken DirectShow

>>> filters (because of missing registry keys) then K-Lite will replace

>>> them with 'good' DirectShow filters? And in your opinion, will this

>>> potentially solve my problem?

>>>

>>> I want to be sure that I understand correctly.

>>> Thank you

>>> dfrog

>>>

>>> "ju.c" <bibidybubidyboop@mailnator.com> wrote in message

>>> news:ernB9Qw3IHA.2348@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>> If K-Lite says "DirectShow filter was detected as broken" then

>>>> deleting them is OK, K-Lite repairs everything. If you really want,

>>>> for some reason, to get some registry keys, I can find them for you

>>>> (everything is online somewhere) but I need to know what program's

>>>> keys you are missing.

>>>>

>>>> ju.c

>>>>

>>>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>>>> news:6da6l4F1kk97U1@mid.individual.net...

>>>>>

>>>>> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

>>>>> news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>>>>>

>>>>>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>>>>>> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>>>>>>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore

>>>>>>>missing

>>>>>>>registry keys.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System

>>>>>> Restore

>>>>>> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

>>>>>

>>>>> Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

>>>>>

>>>>> Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

>>>>>

>>>>> I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of

>>>>> 3 minutes

>>>>> clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video

>>>>> file ie.

>>>>> .avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to

>>>>> the

>>>>> extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work

>>>>> comprehensively

>>>>> on my PC.

>>>>> Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player,

>>>>> without which

>>>>> the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not

>>>>> run - it

>>>>> loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am

>>>>> unable to

>>>>> find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

>>>>> The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings

>>>>> because I

>>>>> can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have

>>>>> installed.

>>>>> I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered

>>>>> solutions

>>>>> (changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no

>>>>> difference. Another

>>>>> solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

>>>>> 'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec

>>>>> pack from

>>>>> there.

>>>>> It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these

>>>>> 'missing required

>>>>> registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs

>>>>> however

>>>>> and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing

>>>>> registry keys' -

>>>>> Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time

>>>>> (careless

>>>>> Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

>>>>> so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

>>>>>

>>>>> I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it

>>>>> on my

>>>>> daughter's PC and it works just fine

>>>>>

>>>>> So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there

>>>>> anywhere I can

>>>>> download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and

>>>>> import them

>>>>> back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly

>>>>> deleted them

>>>>> in the past?

>>>>>

>>>>> I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to

>>>>> you.

>>>>>

>>>>> dfrog

>>

>

July 7, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

Thanks ju.c,

That looks good.

Support at 'Any DVD Converter' seem to be stumped and can't help any more,

so it looks as though I'm out of that one.

dfrog

"ju.c" <bibidybubidyboop@mailnator.com> wrote in message

news:uMbbvcB4IHA.1196@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

> So you can convert fine but video's don't play inside of Any DVD

> Converter?

>

> Try "Free Video Dub". It's great.

> "Delete parts from video files fast, easy and without re-encoding video."

>

> Free Video Dub

> http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/Free-Video-Dub.htm

>

> Screenshot

> http://www.snapfiles.com/screenshots/freevideodub.htm

>

> ju.c

>

> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

> news:6dbq4dF1qn9uU1@mid.individual.net...

>> ju.c,

>>

>> I appreciate your help:-

>>

>> I have done the following:-

>> 1 Let K-Lite do it's thing and tried 'Any DVD Converter' - no change

>> 2 Uninstalled 'Any DVD Converter' ( I use 'revo uninstaller') and

>> re-installed - no change

>> 3 Uninstalled 'Any DVD Conv' and uninstalled K-Lite Codec Pk.

>> 4 Re-installed K-Lite (which installed smoothly - no errors or

>> 'missing anything')

>> 5 Re-installed 'Any DVD Conv'

>> 6 Input a .avi file into 'Any DVD Conv' (the player still looped the

>> first second or so - no change)

>> 7 Continued nevertheless to encode (having established a start and end

>> trim point - this time, as I dragged the 'handle' along the bar, the clip

>> did show, but would not run)

>> 8 The resulting .mpg clip would still loop in the program player and

>> not run.

>> 9 Both the input .avi and the trimmed output .mpg clips played just

>> fine when I close down Any DVD Converter, and play by default in Media

>> Player Classic.

>>

>> So,,,,,,,,,,, I can achieve an end result, but its not right, and as you

>> suggest, I don't want to give up and be beaten.

>>

>> At the same time, I don't want to become a burden

>>

>> dfrog

>>

>> PS Because I didn't understand what to do, when K-Lite setup finished

>> and I was given an option to configure ffdshow video decoder, & ffdshow

>> audio decoder, DirectVobSub and AC3FFilter - - I didn't, and presumed

>> that these would remain installed at default settings.

>>

>> "ju.c" <bibidybubidyboop@mailnator.com> wrote in message

>> news:e3avJI13IHA.5060@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>> Yes, the best part about K-Lite is it's ability to configure our

>>> computers with DirectShow filters.

>>> Before it sets them up it checks existing data and removes the bad stuff

>>> then correctly configures everything properly.

>>> If letting K-Lite do its thing doesn't work, try uninstalling 'Any DVD

>>> Converter' then running the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool agian then

>>> installing 'Any DVD Converter'. Don't give up yet!

>>>

>>> ju.c

>>>

>>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>>> news:6dbf4sF1ns31U1@mid.individual.net...

>>>>

>>>> ju.c,

>>>> Had another look at your help and re-read

>>>> http://www.codecguide.com/about_kl.htm.

>>>>

>>>> Can you confirm for me that if I let K-Lite remove broken DirectShow

>>>> filters (because of missing registry keys) then K-Lite will replace

>>>> them with 'good' DirectShow filters? And in your opinion, will this

>>>> potentially solve my problem?

>>>>

>>>> I want to be sure that I understand correctly.

>>>> Thank you

>>>> dfrog

>>>>

>>>> "ju.c" <bibidybubidyboop@mailnator.com> wrote in message

>>>> news:ernB9Qw3IHA.2348@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>>> If K-Lite says "DirectShow filter was detected as broken" then

>>>>> deleting them is OK, K-Lite repairs everything. If you really want,

>>>>> for some reason, to get some registry keys, I can find them for you

>>>>> (everything is online somewhere) but I need to know what program's

>>>>> keys you are missing.

>>>>>

>>>>> ju.c

>>>>>

>>>>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>>>>> news:6da6l4F1kk97U1@mid.individual.net...

>>>>>>

>>>>>> "Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com.oz> wrote in message

>>>>>> news:eUbU$0t3IHA.2336@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> "dfrog" <dfrog@lineone1.net> wrote in message

>>>>>>> news:6da0phF1jprlU1@mid.individual.net...

>>>>>>>>I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore

>>>>>>>>missing

>>>>>>>>registry keys.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> There is no "undelete" function for registry keys. Use System

>>>>>>> Restore

>>>>>>> or re-install the application, as Clark suggested.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Thank you for your response Clark and Pegasus,

>>>>>>

>>>>>> Sorry - my bad,,,,,,,,,, - FULL story -

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I downloaded and installed a trial version (limits to encoding of 3

>>>>>> minutes

>>>>>> clip) of 'Any DVD Converter' (converts any video file to any video

>>>>>> file ie.

>>>>>> .avi to mpg etc ready for burning to DVD) and liked the program to

>>>>>> the

>>>>>> extent that I will buy the Pro version if I can have it work

>>>>>> comprehensively

>>>>>> on my PC.

>>>>>> Everything works efficiently and 'Simply' - except the player,

>>>>>> without which

>>>>>> the 'trimming system' cannot be used (because the player will not

>>>>>> run - it

>>>>>> loops continuously the first second or so of the video clip - I am

>>>>>> unable to

>>>>>> find what I want as the 'start point and end point' of the clip)

>>>>>> The input .avi files and the encoded output files (full encodings

>>>>>> because I

>>>>>> can't trim where I want) will play OK in other players I have

>>>>>> installed.

>>>>>> I contacted the publisher who replied very quickly and offered

>>>>>> solutions

>>>>>> (changing video drivers within 'options') - that made no difference.

>>>>>> Another

>>>>>> solution they suggested was to download 'external codecs' from

>>>>>> 'anvsoft.com', and from advice locally downloaded the K-Lite codec

>>>>>> pack from

>>>>>> there.

>>>>>> It was during installation of K-Lite Codec pack that these 'missing

>>>>>> required

>>>>>> registry keys' were identified. I managed to install K-Lite codecs

>>>>>> however

>>>>>> and use of the K-Lite Codec Tweak Tool shows these 'missing registry

>>>>>> keys' -

>>>>>> Which I truly believe to have been missing for quite some time

>>>>>> (careless

>>>>>> Registry Cleaning in the past - GULP)

>>>>>> so a System Restore would not solve this issue - I believe !!

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I have taken the downloaded 'Any DVD Converter' and installed it on

>>>>>> my

>>>>>> daughter's PC and it works just fine

>>>>>>

>>>>>> So,,,,,,,,,, what I should have asked was - - - - Is there anywhere

>>>>>> I can

>>>>>> download the registry keys that I can identify as missing, and import

>>>>>> them

>>>>>> back into their correct place in my registry having carelessly

>>>>>> deleted them

>>>>>> in the past?

>>>>>>

>>>>>> I've re read this several times now and I hope it makes sense to you.

>>>>>>

>>>>>> dfrog

>>>

>>

September 26, 2008

RE: Missing Registry Keys

iS THEIR ANYONE THAT COULD PLEASE HELP ME FIGURE OUT WHAT I NEED TO DO ABOUT

UNDELELTING MY AUDIO MEDIA? I HAVE NO SOUND COMING FROM MY SPEAKERS! I MISS

MY MUSIC

--

Little One

"dfrog" wrote:

> I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore missing

> registry keys.

>

> I have just used 'Codec Tweak tool' in K-Lite Codec Pack to help solve a

> problem and it reports some missing Registry Keys.

>

> Somewhere along the way K-Lite install reported (amongst similar others)

> 'DirectShow filter was detected as broken'

>

> Name Subtitle Mixer

> Filename Unknown

> CLSID {00A95963-3BE5-48C0-3356D67EA09D}

> Reg key:

> HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{083863F1-70DE-11D0-BD40-00A0C911CE86}\instance\{00A95963-3BE5-48C0-AD9F-3356D67AE09D}

> Reason Missing required registry key

> HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{00A95963-3BE5-48C0-AD9F-3356D67AE09D}

>

> Remove this item from registry?

> (Yes = recommended)

>

> YES NO

>

> Now just to be on the safe side I didn't do a YES here !!

>

> (I have already backed up registry 'and' exported it to a memory stick)

>

> Can someone tell me please, where I can get such a missing registry key and

> put it back in it's rightful place, or show me where to find the help I

> need?

>

> Thanks

>

> dfrog

>

September 26, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

"Little One" <LittleOne@discuussions.com> wrote in message

news:2D18350C-046C-49BA-BC07-BF73C791D1F5@microsoft.com...

> iS THEIR ANYONE THAT COULD PLEASE HELP ME FIGURE OUT WHAT I NEED TO DO

> ABOUT

> UNDELELTING MY AUDIO MEDIA? I HAVE NO SOUND COMING FROM MY SPEAKERS! I

> MISS

> MY MUSIC

There are a couple of things you could do:

- Start your own thread instead of piggy-backing on someone else's thread.

- Do something about your CapsLock key. It's stuck.

September 26, 2008

Re: Missing Registry Keys

Isn't undeleting the same as reinstalling?

"Little One" <LittleOne@discuussions.com> wrote in message

news:2D18350C-046C-49BA-BC07-BF73C791D1F5@microsoft.com...

> iS THEIR ANYONE THAT COULD PLEASE HELP ME FIGURE OUT WHAT I NEED TO DO

> ABOUT

> UNDELELTING MY AUDIO MEDIA? I HAVE NO SOUND COMING FROM MY SPEAKERS! I

> MISS

> MY MUSIC

> --

> Little One

>

> "dfrog" wrote:

>

>> I have Googled, but not found (probably my fault) how to restore missing

>> registry keys.

>>

>> I have just used 'Codec Tweak tool' in K-Lite Codec Pack to help solve a

>> problem and it reports some missing Registry Keys.

>>

>> Somewhere along the way K-Lite install reported (amongst similar others)

>> 'DirectShow filter was detected as broken'

>>

>> Name Subtitle Mixer

>> Filename Unknown

>> CLSID {00A95963-3BE5-48C0-3356D67EA09D}

>> Reg key:

>> HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{083863F1-70DE-11D0-BD40-00A0C911CE86}\instance\{00A95963-3BE5-48C0-AD9F-3356D67AE09D}

>> Reason Missing required registry key

>> HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{00A95963-3BE5-48C0-AD9F-3356D67AE09D}

>>

>> Remove this item from registry?

>> (Yes = recommended)

>>

>> YES NO

>>

>> Now just to be on the safe side I didn't do a YES here !!

>>

>> (I have already backed up registry 'and' exported it to a memory stick)

>>

>> Can someone tell me please, where I can get such a missing registry key

>> and

>> put it back in it's rightful place, or show me where to find the help I

>> need?

>>

>> Thanks

>>

>> dfrog

>>

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