"PAB" <> wrote in message
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> My old computer had two graphics programs that I am using on my new
> computer with Vista. They are ThumbsPlus and Irfanview. Since they have
> special features that I use a great deal I feel comfortable with them.
> When I started Vista, I used the transfer cable and everything worked
> really well. I am happy about that and did the adding of the programs as
> needed.
> Windows Photo Gallery is a program that I use more than the other two I
> added now, but still use them for certain features.
> This past week, in order to compact some picture files, I transferred
> several folders into one larger file. Now when I try to open Windows Photo
> Gallery, I get the message that a certain file (now in a large folder)
> needs to be opened and asks what to do with the file. When I click "remove
> the file" the program crashes. There is also a "find the file" and that
> causes the same crash, and "cancel" also crashes.
> This program does not show up PROGRAMS -Uninstall a program or Change
> startup programs, so I cannot find a way to uninstall and try reinstalling
> the program.
> What can I do to fix this problem other than a total restore?
> Thanks
Must admit I don't have any experience with Photo Gallery... that said...
are those the only options you get when you open Photo Gallery? I must
assume PG scans your Pictures folder in your <name> folder. I would try
moving all photos from the Picture folder to some other folder and try
opening PG. What type of file are you having this problem with? Might try
moving that one file... and if that doesn't work, try moving them all...
Yeah, PG is not listed in the Turn Windows Features On/Off dialog box, so I
guess there's no easy way to uninstall/reinstall it...
Lang
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