Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.video (More info?)
Help! Can any one? I have WXP and running MSO 2003. My
issue is: I tested my computer on line to see if it is
capable of supporting " Windows Media High Definition
Video (WMV HD), the reply was that I needed a 64mb video
cards s supposed to 32 which I curremtly have. in
addition, my AGP fast write is dissabled. Q: How do I
enable the AGP fast write.
Thanks.
RW
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.video (More info?)
Hello
Well it would help if you mention the type of pc that you have
but you will have to going inot your system bios and enable that
feature ok. By going inot the System Bios press F1 or Del all
depends on the type of system that you have.
Alvin
Rey wrote:
> Help! Can any one? I have WXP and running MSO 2003. My
> issue is: I tested my computer on line to see if it is
> capable of supporting " Windows Media High Definition
> Video (WMV HD), the reply was that I needed a 64mb video
> cards s supposed to 32 which I curremtly have. in
> addition, my AGP fast write is dissabled. Q: How do I
> enable the AGP fast write.
> Thanks.
> RW
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.video (More info?)
"Rey" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<41f901c47318$a4e13b10$a301280a@phx.gbl>...
> Help! Can any one? I have WXP and running MSO 2003. My
> issue is: I tested my computer on line to see if it is
> capable of supporting " Windows Media High Definition
> Video (WMV HD), the reply was that I needed a 64mb video
> cards s supposed to 32 which I curremtly have. in
> addition, my AGP fast write is dissabled. Q: How do I
> enable the AGP fast write.
> Thanks.
> RW
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