Nerve pain and nerve damage: Symptoms and causes. Nerve pain and nerve damage is a common cause of chronic or long-term pain. Our nerves carry pain signals to the brain about damage to parts of the body, but nerves can also be a cause of pain themselves. This can be from damage to nerves because of medical conditions, through injury or pressure, such as a trapped nerve.
See if you have Windows Media Player. Go to Start > Search and type Windows Media Player. If you have it, you can play your DVD on Windows Media player. If you donât have Windows Media Player, or yours is out of date, upgrade to the latest version. Go to the help menu to find a link to the latest upgrade, which is currently version 12. 3. Install a free media player.
Media Center will play a DVD disk from the Media Center Application, or directly from the Disk if the DVD Drive is set to Auto Play with Media Center as default. The DVD will not play if you right click the .ifo or .vob file and choose Media Center like WMP 12 in Win 7 would. It will also play a DVD File, but only if that file is in the Movie Library. You cannot open the file with Media Center. The DVD file also will not play if it is selected through the Video Library.