Click it, and the browser will refresh itself. Underneath this, there is a button labelled Refresh Firefox. In this page, you will see a module titled Give Firefox a tune up. This will take you straight to the Troubleshooting Information page.
If you can’t find the Help menu, you can access it by typing into the url bar about:support and pressing enter. Click Help and then select Troubleshooting Information. To do this, open Firefox and choose the menu button (which appears as three horizontal lines). If removing the ffmpeg file yields no success, it is possible to reset Firefox in an attempt to stop this error. Now, reboot your machine and begin using Mozilla again. So that the Mozilla software stops referring to this file, drag it elsewhere – whether it’s your desktop, or anywhere else outside of the Mozilla folder. You will be unable to delete this file, but you will be able to move it. This should open the file in Windows Explorer in a Mozilla folder. A result should appear, which you need to right click and select open file location. Now, find Search in the Start menu and type in ffmpeg. This creates a restore point that you can revert to if anything goes wrong when removing the ffmpeg.exe file. When the restore point has been created, you will be presented with a message that reads The restore point was created successfully. You can name it anything you like, and then click Create. You will be asked to enter a name for your restore point. In the window that opens, find the System Protection tab, choose your Local Disk (usually C) and click Create. To begin this method, head to System Restore by pressing Start, right clicking on Computer and choosing Properties. If method 1 doesn’t work, move on to method 2 – and if method 2 doesn’t work, move on to method 3. There are a few ways that this error can be stopped, however. It pops up several times…when videos are loading on these pages…It does not do this when I access Pinterest.”Īfter doing clean reboots and restarting the program, the error will occur every few minutes and out of nowhere. “It happens while using Firefox, Gmail, Facebook or logging into any Internet site. This error pop-up appears as if from nowhere, usually when a user is accessing a website with lots of media content.
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