Windows 10: This video file cannot be played, Error Code 102630

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When trying to play a video on any browser we may face the error code 102630 which usually signifies that an empty playlist has been selected. Technically, this error should pop up if and only if we click on the wrong link, but in reality, the error code appears even when trying to access genuine […]

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BIOS error codes

So I have motherboard with installed small LED screen, which presents BIOS error codes.

Where can I find a list of those errors. And I don't mean beep codes, but the "number" codes.

Ex after installing sound card, the motherboard startup fails with the code 15.

Example picture of code is here.

 

Video files not playing.

Hi,

We'll need to check a few things to better determine what might be the issue. We'd like to know the following:

• What is the file extension of the videos you're trying to play? To check this, right-click on a video and select
  Properties. Check what's indicated beside the File type.

• What app are you using to play the videos? You can also see this in Properties beside
  Opens with.

• Do you encounter any error messages when trying to play the videos? If so, kindly send us a screenshot.
• Did you make any recent changes in your system or was this the first it happened?

In some case, this may have to do with incorrect file association between files and apps you're using to open them. If the app beside Opens with is not the correct app for opening video files, we suggest that you click
Change in the Properties window to select the appropriate one.





In other cases, it could be that the file type isn't supported in the app you're using to play the video. If so, you may need to download the necessary codecs or updates for that particular app to play the videos properly.

Should you need further assistance, let us know right away. We'll be here.

 

Wont play video files

Hello Connor,

For us to better assist you, we'd like to know the following:

• Confirm which build is currently installed on your device. To check, follow the steps below:

• Press Windows key + R, then type in winver.
• Click OK.

• Where did you obtain the said editing software?
• What is the file extension of the videos you were trying to play?
• What application were you using to play these video files?
• Were there any recent changes made prior to this issue?

We look forward to your response.

Regards.