Why does Windows Movie Maker not always respond?

Answer 1

If a program is not responding, it means the program is interacting more slowly than usual with Windows, typically because a problem has occurred in the program. If the problem is temporary, and if you choose to wait, some programs will start responding again.

Depending on the options available, you can also choose to close or restart the program. If a program on your computer stops responding, Windows will try to find the problem and fix it automatically. If you don't want to wait, you can end the program yourself by using Task Manager (Ctrl + Alt +Delete).

Using Task Manager to end a program yourself might be faster than waiting, but any unsaved changes will be lost. If you have important work that you want to keep, wait a few minutes and let Windows try to fix the problem first.

To end a program in the Task Manager, first open it; click on the Applications tab. In this case, scroll down and click on MOVIEMK.exe then click End Task.