Thursday, December 20, 2012

Equip Windows Media Player With .Amz MP3 Support


Windows media player is a multimedia player that comes along with the Windows operating system. It’s designed to play files of different audio and video formats.  However, in order to play the music acquired from Amazon a different format will have to be used in this player, which is known to be the “.Amz” Mp3 format. Just like other players in the market, Amazon also knows that Windows media player is the one that’s liked and used by many computer users across the world. This forced Amazon to release a free program that is capable of converting the tracks purchased from it to the .AMZ file format that’s compatible with the Windows Media Player. A user doesn’t have to buy third party software to do this job as the program designed by the Amazon is considered to be the best. The following instructions shaped up by the Windows online support and research panel will equip your Windows media player with the required file format.

Instructions

For previously downloaded Amazon MP3s
Bring on the Windows Media Player from the startup menu and access the "File" tab.
Then go for the "Open" or "Open folder" tab.
Enter the words "Amazon MP3" in to the search box and pick out the folder with the title "Amazon MP3".
Now just open up the folder and click on the particular track that you wish to hear on your Windows media player.
For future Amazon MP3 purchases
Get the “Amazon MP3 Downloader” by going to the "Resources" menu in a Windows installed computer.
Type in the Amazon account credentials and log in to the account.
Now enter the name of the artist or band or may be the song’s name that you wish to hear and download.  Later get to the "Buy Album" or "Buy MP3" tabs to attain the songs that you require.
Hang around until the Amazon downloader finishes the task and then bring on the “Windows Media player”.
Now scroll to the library of your Widows media player to play the track or tracks that you’ve downloaded just now.
Windows media player is a treat to all the music lovers so is the support structure put in place for the average user of Microsoft products. Windows online support panel is equipped to resolve all the issues in a Windows media player, so just drop a call to avail assistance to fix your WMP.


Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Troubleshoot Problems with the functioning of Windows 7 and Google chrome


To ensure good performance, compatibility between the web browser and the operating system is very essential. Google chrome is one of the most popular web browsers used by quite a large number of people. If you have Windows 7 as your operating system and you use Google chrome for browsing, then it is possible that you would have experienced some problems with it. The malfunctioning of Google Chrome with Windows 7 could be due to a number of reasons such as malware, corrupted user profile, adware that restrict the functioning of the two or incorrect browser settings.
Given below are some troubleshooting methods to fix the Windows 7 and Google chrome problems:

Wrench options:
You can use the wrench option available with Google chrome web browser to diagnose the browser problem. To figure out the issue, take a look at the following steps.
Select Wrench and then click on Options. Next select Basics for changing the basic settings and then Personal Stuff for changing theme, password and auto-fill. Now select, Under the Hood to check the advanced options and then choose Content Settings for making changes to the display of web page contents of Google Chrome as well as plug-ins, cookies and JavaScript and so on. Now, select Clear Browser Settings. Make sure that you examine all the boxes in the Privacy section to clear your browsing history. Close the browser when you’re done and then, to make all the modifications effective restart your settings.

Malware:
The operations of your Windows 7 and Google Chrome can be interrupted by spyware, malware and other malicious software. Install an efficient antivirus program that can thoroughly scan your system. If you do not have an effective malware remover, then get the help of computer services to do the same. To remove malware, adware, Trojans, key loggers and other worms that can disrupt the normal functioning of your system, use programs that are specifically designed for this purpose. Restart your system after having deleted all suspicious files.
And that is how you can troubleshoot Windows 7 and Google Chrome problems. Even after following these tips, if you still find it difficult to resolve the compatibility issues, then it would be best to get expert technical assistance in this regard.
I hope you found this article informative. Thank you!