Videos play in full-screen mode

[Guest Greg G.]

How do I stop windows from playing all videos in a full-screen mode. It does

not matter the format of video either. Windows media, real videos or

quicktime, they all switch to a full-screen mode which I can not escape out

of. It also does not matter which program is playing the video either, Real

Player, Quick Time...they all jump to a full-screen mode.

 

Operating system is Windows XP Media Center Edition Version 2002 Service

Pack 2.

 

I have a Sony Vaio Computer with Pentium D 3.00 GHz

[Guest M.I.5¾]

Re: Videos play in full-screen mode

 

 

"Greg G." <Greg G.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:5E8EC166-DB16-483A-A6D8-0C8F96585229@microsoft.com...

> How do I stop windows from playing all videos in a full-screen mode. It

> does

> not matter the format of video either. Windows media, real videos or

> quicktime, they all switch to a full-screen mode which I can not escape

> out

> of. It also does not matter which program is playing the video either,

> Real

> Player, Quick Time...they all jump to a full-screen mode.

>

 

Are you sure?

[Guest Greg G.]

Re: Videos play in full-screen mode

 

Yes I am sure, or I would not have asked. It has to be something in the

windows operating system that is causing this. Maybe, when I downloaded

service pack 2 for my Media Center Edition or possibly Windows Media Player

11?

 

"M.I.5¾" wrote:

>

> "Greg G." <Greg G.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:5E8EC166-DB16-483A-A6D8-0C8F96585229@microsoft.com...

> > How do I stop windows from playing all videos in a full-screen mode. It

> > does

> > not matter the format of video either. Windows media, real videos or

> > quicktime, they all switch to a full-screen mode which I can not escape

> > out

> > of. It also does not matter which program is playing the video either,

> > Real

> > Player, Quick Time...they all jump to a full-screen mode.

> >

>

> Are you sure?

>

>

>

>

[Guest M.I.5¾]

Re: Videos play in full-screen mode

 

 

"Greg G." <GregG@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:7ED87C86-F660-40D5-816C-6A2ED7E2DC76@microsoft.com...

> Yes I am sure, or I would not have asked. It has to be something in the

> windows operating system that is causing this. Maybe, when I downloaded

> service pack 2 for my Media Center Edition or possibly Windows Media

> Player

> 11?

>

 

Apologies for that. I had added a bit onto the end and realised that it was

not relevant. I was going to suggest something else that also turned out to

be a red herring.

 

I then inteded to cancel the post, but somehow sent just that line instead.

I have no doubt that you are sure.

> "M.I.5¾" wrote:

>

>>

>> "Greg G." <Greg G.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

>> news:5E8EC166-DB16-483A-A6D8-0C8F96585229@microsoft.com...

>> > How do I stop windows from playing all videos in a full-screen mode.

>> > It

>> > does

>> > not matter the format of video either. Windows media, real videos or

>> > quicktime, they all switch to a full-screen mode which I can not escape

>> > out

>> > of. It also does not matter which program is playing the video either,

>> > Real

>> > Player, Quick Time...they all jump to a full-screen mode.

>> >

>>

>> Are you sure?

>>

>>

>>

>>