With the help of the "25 frame" program, you can, as its developers assure, learn languages and master many other educational materials. How can you set it up so that it really works?
Instructions
Step 1
Buy a disc with the "25 frame" program and install it in your computer drive. Wait for the autorun system to work. If this does not happen, open the drive through "My Computer" and find the autorun.exe file. Click on it and start the installation of the program manually.
Step 2
Check out the menu offered by the autorun program. It contains the following items: "Install", "Instructions", "Run the program", "Remove the program", "Exit". Click on "Install". Enter the required parameters in the installation wizard: file path, section in the "Start" menu, etc. Click Next. Wait while the program is installed on your computer.
Step 3
Check if you installed the program correctly and if there are any problems with its launch. To do this, either click on its shortcut on the desktop, or select the "Run program" item from the autorun menu, or open it via "Start".
Step 4
If the program stops responding, check the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack and reinstall it if necessary. To do this, go to Control Panel, select Add or Remove Programs (or Programs and Features) and click Remove. After that, download the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack again, and during the installation process, uncheck the MPEG splitter item. Reboot your computer. After resolving the problems with the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack, you may need to reinstall the "25 frame" program.
Step 5
If after starting the program asks you to insert a disc, even if it is already in the drive, then try disabling / enabling the drive. To do this, go to the "Control Panel", select the "System" section, then - "Hardware" and call the "Device Manager". In the tree of connected devices, select the drive, right-click on it and temporarily disable it. Then turn it on by also right-clicking and selecting "Engage". If your computer has several drives, you can do the same with the one that is not currently in use, so as not to overload the system.
