MaDbRiT
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Fri Dec 30, 2005 1:30 pm Post subject:
Media Player 9 throws C00D271D error - MS fix impossible! |
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Hi
Can anyone she light on this frustrating issue? I have (legally) downloaded
WMV files that are DRM protected, but they refuse to play on my Win XP Home
SP2 Toshiba Laptop.
"A prolem has occurred in the digital rights management.... " clicking web
help tells me the error code is C00d271D and that I can fix this by removing
my Administrator user from the same group as my Guest user... which sounds
great...
Until I follow the MS instructions and find I dont have any "user groups" at
all, so removing a user might be just a bit problematical - no?
Anyone else come across this - and more importantly, know how to resolve the
issue? It's the last time I let MS auto-update 'upgrade' anything on my
machine that's for sure!
(It WAS working on 9, upgrade to 10 'broke' it, rollback to 9 left it broken)
Alan B
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zachd [ms]
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Sat Dec 31, 2005 9:30 pm Post subject:
Re: Media Player 9 throws C00D271D error - MS fix impossible |
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No one here is really qualified to debug DRM issues. Take that to actual
support:
http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html#psssupport
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(speaking for myself and doing this in my free time)
See http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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| Quote: | Hi
Can anyone she light on this frustrating issue? I have (legally)
downloaded
WMV files that are DRM protected, but they refuse to play on my Win XP
Home
SP2 Toshiba Laptop.
"A prolem has occurred in the digital rights management.... " clicking
web
help tells me the error code is C00d271D and that I can fix this by
removing
my Administrator user from the same group as my Guest user... which sounds
great...
Until I follow the MS instructions and find I dont have any "user groups"
at
all, so removing a user might be just a bit problematical - no?
Anyone else come across this - and more importantly, know how to resolve
the
issue? It's the last time I let MS auto-update 'upgrade' anything on my
machine that's for sure!
(It WAS working on 9, upgrade to 10 'broke' it, rollback to 9 left it
broken)
Alan B
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