Things You'll Need:
- Windows XP
- Windows Movie Maker 2.1
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Step 1
OPEN Windows Movie Maker.
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Step 2
CLICK Tools. It's located on the very top of the program screen. When you click Tools a drop down menu appears.
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Step 3
SELECT options. A new window opens up. Click on the Compatibility tab. You may see several video filters listed. These filters are associated with other software programs that may be conflicting with Movie Maker.
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Step 4
DESELECT the filters that end in .ax. When you hover over each filter with your cursor it will show you which filters end in .ax.
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Step 5
CLICK Close. If there was any conflict between Movie Maker and the filters you disabled, then this should resolve the problem. Movie Maker should now work without freezing up.








