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During installation of an application by Zenworks 3.0 an error occurs: "Unable to process registry". It happens on Win2000 machines and the registry key mentioned is "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\". In some applications, the removal of the enum-entrie is...

i didn't notice this problem before. It appeared after installing a new CD-rom player. For CDDOGG: no, when i push the 'play button' on the front panel of the device, NO APPLICATION is started to play the music. The sound is send (as far as i know), straight from de CD-rom player to the...

Yes, i get the DO16 error as you mentioned in your first reply.

Yep, i can imagine but i've system administrator rights and i'm able to use all these application when the ZAL-service is not started.

Strator, tnx for your suggestion. Yes, it did solve the problem: "the application launcher service" was not running. After starting this service, the error-message disappeared. But...... now i get the message "Unable to access needed network resources" for ALL the...

Yes, i'm logged in as an administrator.

During installation of an application by Zenworks an error occurs: "Unable to process registry". It happens on Win2000 machines and the registrykey mentioned is "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\".

Hi, i mean just to the speakers. So, both situations are about playing the same CD, on the same PC, on the same speakers, connected to the same soundcard. The only difference is the way of playing. Playing just by pressing the play button on the frontpanel of the CD-player, or playing by a...

Thank you all but sorry guys. Tried all the suggestions so far but no results. I'm running out of ideas. What's the fysical difference between playing a CD by the cd-player or playing by a media-player program. I assume in the second option, some DLL's are involved?

Tnx for the reaction Phil, but..... i had not installed WinAmp at the beginning. I only had Windows Media Player installed. Whe i noticed the problem, i installed WinAmp to see if this would solve the problem. But, no way. The problem is still active. :-(

When i play an audio CD-rom by auto-inserting, or by double-clicking a file on the CD-rom, the music sounds very poor. Like the curves are chopped. I doesn't matter if it's played by Windows Media Player or WinAmp. But, when i insert the same CD-rom in the same machine, and play it by pressing...