Essentials 2012, Movie Maker, wlsetup-all.exe

Hello,

If the Windows Movie Maker icon is missing.

The installation path is as follows:

This PC\Local Disk (C)\Program Files (x86)\Windows Movie Maker

Or access it directly using the keyboard shortcut Windows + R

Copy/paste:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Movie Maker

Then OK

Since it's an installation package, there is no shortcut in the installation path.


Even if you open the InstallPack folder, there is no Windows Movie Maker shortcut.
Only one application is visible → Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Redistributable (x86) - 11.0.61030
This is what enables Movie Maker to function.
Do not open it.


Try installing it again.
CCM offers it on the practical sheet.

Proceed to installation:


Once installed, open the Start button.
It is at the top of the list → Recently added

You will also find it at the letter W

To create a shortcut on the Desktop:
Right-click on Windows Movie Maker 2.6
Then → More
Then → Open file location


The shortcut is at the bottom of the page.


Right-click on the Windows Movie Maker 2.6 shortcut → Send to → Desktop (create shortcut)


Shortcut on the Desktop:

To access it directly:
Keyboard keys Windows + R
Copy/paste

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs

Then OK
Go to the bottom of the window to find Windows Movie Maker 2.6

You can then launch it.
Windows Movie Maker is indeed in French.


A+

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pistouri

→ no trace of Movie Maker in the Windows directory :(
The shortcut during installation is there: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs

We can't see anything in your image, impossible to zoom in on it on CCM
→ Insert an image on CCM

Message 2 if you can't do it.

See you later
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pistouri

You should not see .Ink at the end of these shortcuts in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
it should be assumed that you have it in other directories, see the shortcuts on the Desktop.
This may be due to infection, see a cleanup or simply you have unknowingly modified the default program.

Try to get everything back in order.
1- Download RstAssociations
Source

Check all the boxes
Selection → All
Then:
Actions → Restore

Restart your PC.
Then go back to → C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
Check that you see the word: Shortcut

2- In the Windows registry.
First create a restore point or back up the registry.
- Create a restore point
- Back up the registry

Keyboard key Windows + X
Or in the Cortana search field or in the magnifying glass on the taskbar.
Type → regedit
Back up the registry.

Then go to this registry key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Fi leExts\.lnk

Delete the folder "UserChoice"

Restart your PC.
Go back to → C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
Check that you see the word: Shortcut


In the image, the tutorial

3- You installed Avast as antivirus and probably at the same time CCleaner or vice versa.
Windows Defender is sufficient, it is already installed by default.
It will take over.

Uninstall Avast with its utility
It’s avastclear.
Source

This should also uninstall Avast Secure Browser.
You can check to remove it here before uninstalling Avast.
It doesn’t serve much purpose other than slowing down your internet browsing.

A+

Hello,

Windows Movie Maker, unlike Windows 7, is not included by default in Windows 10.
The version numbers may not necessarily be the same.

I installed it like this with Windows Live Mail 2012.
Check the boxes you want during the installation.

I do not see the same lines.
Let's start with the main directory


C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Live\Photo Gallery


C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Live\Installer
there is indeed Windows Live 2012


C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Live\Writer
No shortcut


Moreover, the 2019 version is paid:



Before continuing with this procedure, give the result of message 8 "Reassociation"

To uninstall and start over, use Revo
Do a complete scan during uninstallation.

Bertrand, what version do you have on your laptop?
What operating system is installed?

You can't install any version on Windows 10 since it has been removed.
Unless you want to purchase the 2019 paid version.
Oups! I'm providing you with the link or the


If you can't do it, uninstall everything and redo the procedure from this link
It's free.

Ps: I greet extempor.
So you didn't upgrade to W10?
In 3 months W7 will be obsolete, what will you do?
Source

It's a shame that it crashes during your editing.
Try running it as Administrator by right-clicking on the shortcut.
Don't open any other applications besides Movie Maker.

Info:
We can still see Avast present in your screenshot, it's possible that it's scanning what you're doing.
Remove it as soon as possible using the procedure.

For CCleaner, disable it from startup and turn off browser monitoring.
For startup, right-click on the taskbar → Task Manager.
Go to the Startup tab and disable it.
For browser monitoring with CCleaner:
Open CCleaner → Options → Smart Cleaning
Uncheck all boxes.


For Windows Defender:
- Controlled folder access.
- Application and browser control.

Check out this tutorial and this one.

If nothing works, you'll need to look for a more or less free alternative like Filmora

See you!

Thank you for your help, Pistouri, but there's no trace of Movie Maker in the Windows directory :(
Additionally, I'm looking to install the version below
I find it simple and very effective. It works wonderfully on my laptop, which I bought 4 years ago.

Sorry, the version I have on my laptop that I want to install on my PC (equipped with Windows 10) is this one


In C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs, Movie Maker appears at the bottom of the list



A warning appears when I click on it

Thank you! I finally managed to reinstall Movie Maker 2016 via your link https://www.topwin-movie-maker.com/fr/download.html. Installed, opened, and used it, but I encountered the same issue I had with this version. When I do a montage, after about twenty edits like "split," "animations," "visual effects," etc., it no longer recognizes my video files. It "crashes."


I had this version and it caused me the same problem regardless of the size of the video I was editing. I even went so far as to edit very small videos, and the issue remained the same. This problem doesn't occur with the Movie Maker 2012 version installed on my second PC, a laptop purchased in 2014.