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Error 0xc000116A Windows XP HELP!

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orlando847

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Aug 11, 2001
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My DVD player wont work! Media player gives me this error 0xc000116A and no other software (power DVD, Win DVD Etc)will work.....DVD player is Toshiba 16x.......I checked the device on the manager and it says its working properly...also downloaded the DVD pack for xp without success. Please help! thanx.

My specs: Epox 8k7A+
512 Mb DDR Kingston
40G Avero IBM HD X 2 (stripped Raid 0)
ATI all-in-wonder 32 Mb DDR
 
Which model DVD is it? Check the HCL(hardware compatability list) from this link>>>>

I checked a few on the Toshiba site and they were all supported by the native Windows drivers. Have you tried the "driver rollback" feature? How about un then re-installing it and letting windows find it again? Have you checked the device manager in "safe" mode? Make sure in the views menu of the device manager that you have "show hidden devices" checked off. WindowsXP likes to hide faulty devices from you for some reason.
After that I would check my video card and sound card drivers and make sure they are up to date. Also run "dxdiag"(no quotes) from the run line and run all its tests for video and audio,perhaps it will flag somthing.
I'm no DVD whiz but at least thats somewhere to start for now
Jimi_l(AKA malepipe)
 
Another test...

XP still comes with Media Player 6.4, but there is no shortcut link. Go to the C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player directory, right-click on mplayer2.exe and choose create shortcut.

You can plays DVD's with it with this registry hack.

Go to Start>Run, type regedit, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\Player\Settings

Right-click on the Settings key and choose New>String Value. Name that string EnableDVDUI. For the value, use yes.

You'll now have OpenDVD under the File menu.

Does this work?

reghakr
 
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