Dar, It does sound like a corrupt application after a virus attack. I have only recently started to recommend REVO Uninstaller as I have had time to use it under various conditions. In your situation, if I were attempting to remedy the concern I would download and install REVO. Then I would reboot into Safe Mode using REVO to remove American Greeting application. A fresh reinstall of AG should hopefully resolve the concern. DA

jim, you're making progress, at least it burned and played on something. I'm guessing the Ipod file is H.264,.MP4,.M4V or .MOV and that to play on a DVD player for TV it needs to be something like DVD, VCD, SVCD, AVI, MPEG, MP4, or WMV. Maybe right click the Ipod file/properties and find the file extension so someone knows what you're working with. Maybe someone can tell us what file type DVD movies are that play on DVD player for TV. There is lots of software to convert DVDs and other videos into iPod-compatible files, but you want the opposite. You may have to use a DVD-R, or VCD disc. There is also a cable that you hook your iPod to the TV in the same way that you would hook your DVD player.

D, Not to over promote or beat REVO to death I have a current example of its service. I just removed WinAmp Full with REVO in readiness to install a current version. WinAmp is a long time and reputable application so a user could assume it had a capable on-board uninstaller. As suggested above, I selected Advanced mode and then engaged REVO. After the on-board uninstaller finished REVO took over. It located 4300 orphaned registry entries, and 1400 orphaned files and folders. These are REVO's numbers not mine. All entries were easily removed. There is the worth of REVO. DA

jean, I did that, as I said in my post, and couldn't find some of them, like blockbuster video. damcoy, when I tried to search for them, the computer couldn't find them either. The Search option didn't list desktop programs, so I wasn't sure where to look. It listed, "Pictures, music, or video", "Documents," "All files and folders," and "Computers or People." None seemed to be the one for desktop. I searched "Documents" and "Files and Folders" and came up empty.