Windows 10: What a Hassle . . .

But sometimes, when I run a movie, or type in a new movie. I use Vex movies.
I get a screen with the below words. What's worse. It takes 42 seconds to run.
When the message is done, the run is stopped. When, I click to start it. The message
is repeated. It would do this over and over. So, I give up . . .
I went to Hydrax.net. It's a website hosting company. How do I stop this message?

Thank for reading . . . Jerry
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