Windows 10: Windows Movie Maker video problems....

That is correct. Those links in post #7 were direct links to Microsoft, who removed the download files from their server on the 21 March. The archived version of the page in the Internet Archive Wayback machine does however work, it downloads an archived copy of the offline installer from the Internet Archive, not from Microsoft (and yes, I've checked and downloaded it today).
https://web.archive.org/web/20161119...-download-now/

 

I posted this in another thread that I can't find but since this one has Windows Movie Maker in the title, it may make it easier to find in future. Orig Live Essentials exe in a zip file on my Onedrive here -

WinLiveEss2012-setup-all.rar

 

Hey guys,
I downloaded three installers. Which should I try?



They each have differing file sizes, so I'm assuming each one is different in a way?

And, thanks everyone for the useful posts! I was using Movie Maker in Sandbox Virtualization, but I would rather run it on my Win 10 OS.
I am using Movie Maker to create highlights of my nephew's lacrosse games. It is easy enough to use, but I gotta take a look at the other proggys suggested!

Thanks again.

 

I wonder if I can do that.
I had it uploaded to Onedrive. I just do not know how to download or "share" in this forum.......

wlsetup-all.exe

See if my link will work.

 

Apparently, my link also works.
So, now I know how to use the Share option.

 

The first two are compressed archives containing an offline installer .exe, so they'd be expected to be a bit smaller. The third one appears to be the offline installer itself. Right-click on it and look at its properties. For comparison, these are the Properties of the last official wlsetup-all.exe as downloaded from Microsoft before they removed it from their servers.

 

How did you get the Share option to work? I might need it in the future. I was initially fearful of using Onedrive for privacy reasons.

 

"How did you get the Share option to work? I might need it in the future. I was initially fearful of using Onedrive for privacy reasons."

Easy, peasey. Just r-click the file (or entire folder) that you want to share and click Share. in the window that opens check/in-check 'Allow editing' and Copy the file sharing link to your clipboard or email to someone, if desired.
I use this Onedrive feature to share piles of photos and videos to followers.

 

Just like mrgeek said.......

Right click at the file in question > click Share > click Copy .




Paste to the media you want to post the link.