Please help!
I can not save a windows movie maker file to any device.
I go through the entire wizard process to get the following error.
"Windows movie maker can not save the movie to the specified location.
Verify that the original source files used in your movie are still
available, and that there is enough free disk space available, and then try
again."
I know for sure there is enough disk space, and I am saving to a proper
location, I am a little unsure about the term 'original source file'.
I would appreciate any help. I am using Windows XP.

I have the same error...can someone please help with this error...or someone
from microsoft who knows about this annoying error...yes you.........

"gnts25" wrote:

> Please help!
> I can not save a windows movie maker file to any device.
> I go through the entire wizard process to get the following error.
> "Windows movie maker can not save the movie to the specified location.
> Verify that the original source files used in your movie are still
> available, and that there is enough free disk space available, and then try
> again."
> I know for sure there is enough disk space, and I am saving to a proper
> location, I am a little unsure about the term 'original source file'.
> I would appreciate any help. I am using Windows XP.
>

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"gnts25" <gnts25@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3D0A96C0-CDF5-41B6-B631-B9A4FC3C14B8@microsoft.com...
> Please help!
> I can not save a windows movie maker file to any device.
> I go through the entire wizard process to get the following error.
> "Windows movie maker can not save the movie to the specified location.
> Verify that the original source files used in your movie are still
> available, and that there is enough free disk space available, and then
> try
> again."
> I know for sure there is enough disk space, and I am saving to a proper
> location, I am a little unsure about the term 'original source file'.
> I would appreciate any help. I am using Windows XP.
>