Do you know what “Your system doesn’t support this video file” pop-up is?
“Your system doesn’t support this video file” pop-up is the term for the deceptive pop-up which attempts to make you think that our video player is outdated or that you need to update the one you have. “Your system doesn’t support this video file” pop-up can be displayed by a website or an adware program. If you find this warning when browsing unreliable websites, all that you can do is ignore the warning and leave the websites. In case the “Your system doesn’t support this video file” pop-up is displayed by an adware program, you should take measures to remove the application from the PC.
“Your system doesn’t support this video file” pop-up may take you to an installer promoting several programs. Once of the websites to which you may be taken is uni-suite.com, where VLC media player is promoted. The website does not warrant that the content to which you are exposed is reliable or accurate, which implies that you should be very careful when dealing with the program promoted. Neither uni-suite.com nor the supplier of the program is liable for the damage that may be inflicted on you, including data and money loss. A legitimate version of VLC player, you can download it from the official website, so if you want to use free and safe software programs, do not rely on third party software distributors, because you may face some additional problems.
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In addition to uni-suite.com, you may be taken to a website promoting more than one computer application. One of such websites is appround.biz, or appround.com, where different types of software programs are available. It is highly advisable to ignore this website because the programs are known to be unreliable.
As you can see, “Your system doesn’t support this video file” pop-up can easily trick you into downloading insecure programs. There are a great many warnings which turn out to be related to the programs that you actually do not need, and if you want to prevent data loss or any other damage, you should ignore such pop-ups. If the computer is infected with adware, a reliable spyware prevention tool should be implemented too.
In case you are certain that “Your system doesn’t support this video file” pop-ups are displayed by an adware program, do not hesitate to scan the computer with a legitimate and reliable scanner. We recommend using SpyHunter because this application can easily scan the computer, identify malicious programs and files and remove them from the computer.
The instructions given below will help you to access the Windows Control Panel and uninstall the programs that you do not need. Having uninstalled the unwanted program, do not forget to scan the computer.
How to get rid of “Your system doesn’t support this video file” pop-up
Windows Vista and Windows 7
- Open the Start menu.
- Click Control Panel.
- Select Uninstall a program.
- Remove the unwanted application.
Windows XP
- Open the Start menu.
- Click Control Panel.
- Select Add or Remove Programs and uninstall the unwanted application.
Windows 8
- Move the mouse pointer to the lower-left corner of the screen.
- Right-click.
- Select Control Panel.
- Click Uninstall a program.
- Remove the unwanted application.
In non-techie terms:
“Your system doesn’t support this video file” pop-up is a pop-up notification which you should ignore in order to prevent adware programs and potentially unwanted programs. Ignore the advertisements promoting unspecified players and find out whether or not the computer contains an adware program.
Aliases: Your system doesn’t support video file.