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• Application of DRM is slowed or disabled

  Hi all

  I am trying to install DRM in Windows 7 machine, configured the DRM application according to the installation guide for DRM, but his status as an inactive or disabled going in 8 to 10 sec.

  Can someone help me on this please.

  Thank you

  Vijay

  I do not think that DRM never has been certified on a client OS like Windows 7, so you already start a battle difficult here. As DRMRocks said well it will usually clues in the Windows event log if there are problems with DRM.

  Concerning

  Craig

• How to disable the drm from its former aircraft pour lire its ebooks on new?

  I just bought a new Kobo Arc (Android).  I have old e-books that I purchased legally (other than on chapters) I wish lire.  I installed an application that can read epub, I can't read the e-books that have DRM but the application registered: "limit the number of authorized devices.  Is there a place where I can manage my devices permissions (as is the case with Kindle)?

  Thank you.

  You will have to worked with one that provided e-books (FNAC or anything that is popular in France). The number of licences licences / activations is controlled by the sellers, not the software ADE. If they don't offer tools to manage, transfer and reset the activations, chances are that they want you to buy books again. In any case, check their conditions of license...

  Mylenium

• Video playback stopped working in Firefox until I DISABLED the plugin of primetime content decryption module

  From one day to the next video (youtube, Vimeo, etc) stopped not working in Firefox. I checked my plugins/addons and discovered the plugin Adobe "primetime content decryption module" which I had not noticed previously had been installed. I've disabled the plugin and found that the video playback was still functional.

  I realize the Primetime plugin is intended to facilitate playback of certain content (DRM), which would not otherwise play with Silverlight/Flash plugins, but unless that I turn it off it's actually prevents me from normal video content playback.

  As this is a Firefox/Adobe plugin suggested I prefer it to work as expected rather than disable/remove it.

  colmacc said

  From one day to the next video (youtube, Vimeo, etc) stopped not working in Firefox. I checked my plugins/addons and discovered the plugin Adobe "primetime content decryption module" which I had not noticed previously had been installed. I've disabled the plugin and found that the video playback was still functional.

  I realize the Primetime plugin is intended to facilitate playback of certain content (DRM), which would not otherwise play with Silverlight/Flash plugins, but unless that I turn it off it's actually prevents me from normal video content playback.

  As this is a Firefox/Adobe plugin suggested I prefer it to work as expected rather than disable/remove it.

  A quick update to my problem noted above (maybe I should try this first)

  I ACTIVATED the plugin once more see if it would cause video playback yet, but everything seems to be ok now (IE, Primetime plugin is activated and all videos play normally)

  Will report if the problem arises again

• Should I Microsoft DRM plug-ins or Windows Presentation Foundation? The status is 'unknown' and Action iis 'finding '.

  These 2 plugins are not needed?

  Windows Presentation Foundation

  When the .NET Framework 3.5 is installed, the client computer is configured with a Windows Presentation Foundation plugin for Firefox:

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb909867.aspx

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa663364.aspx

  If you need to install Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 or above all do not turn it off.

  Microsoft DRM

  read the response of cart :

  http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=418289

  If you have Windows Media Player 9 and above all do not disable, maybe crashes WMP

  your choice

  Thank you

  Please check 'Resolved' the answer really solve the problem, to help others with a similar problem.

• Qosmio G20: How to disable/bypass SCMS-T for adiosyn with a bluetooth headset?

  Hello all,.

  I recently bought a set of bluetooth stereo headphones (Creative CB2350) and found that, because of the inclusion of SCMS-T copyright protection I can't audiosync directly to my computer laptop bluetooth stack (Qosmio G20). The headphones come with an audio jack adapter (bluetooth transmitter), but it runs on a single AAA battery and cannot last more than an hour; So I need to connect without it.

  Is there a way to disable or circumvent the requirement for protection by copyright SCMS-T in the last toshiba bluetooth stack? and if not why not? I paid a lot of money for my Qosmio and my helmet and I'm leaving furious inclusion deliberate software/firmware designed to keep me from using my material for legitimate purposes (i.e. what they were designed to do).

  Please help me,
  Lee ([email protected])

  PS: Frankly I didn't really a problem with DRM technology before that, but now I can see how irritating and pointless DRM is. Compare the number of people using bluetooth devices for piracy (negligible) number of bluetooth headset that does not support the MAN - T (a lot if all my google searches are anything to go by) and see you how stupid the idea of DRM via bluetooth is really.
  In my opinion not so humble large commercial companies like toshiba should woven converluted pap as SCMS-T as a matter of appeal; the final user does not want to spend several years download licenses and scouring the web only to find out access to his material is totally useless. (Sorry for the rant, but that's how I feel).

  You're right, I completely agree with you.
  The problem here probably that Toshiba is a little anxious summer continued in the music industry, if users use technology to copy copy-protected music.
  I think that it should be possible to transfer the responsibility of the end user by some sort of agreement, that the user must confirm once by a mouse click during installation.

  I already had a discussion with Toshiba customer service on this issue. They informed me that they reconsider this issue and try to find a solution for this. The odds are so good
  that a future version of the BT-stack will be the ability to disable the GUY.

• DRM permission disappear

  I got a laptop HP C727 running Vista. At about 43 digital films downloaded on it. Never gave me a problem.

  I decided that I needed a laptop again, stronger so I bought a HP dv7-6c95dx and upgraded windows home 7 to Windows 7 Professional. I started to re - install all my old films. It necessary to contact each studio separately to acquire new authorization codes. Once received, I installed movies digital download as well as the new authorization code. Check each film separately to ensure they work. No problem, they did it. I then start installing newer movies with authorization codes. So far so good. Everything worked as it should with the exception of several not appearing is not in the Media Player library.

  A few days later, we were on a trip and I decided to watch a movie. No one would work. Everyone I had installed now asking the authorization code. And of course, the codes are no longer valid.

  What is going on? It took almost a month just to get my old movie back installed, new codes, etc.

  How does the DRM goes? No new programs have been installed.

  Help, please

  Gregory Beech

  Hello

  This problem occurs because the DRM store on the computer is not valid or is corrupted. This problem may occur for one of the following reasons:

  • The processor of the computer has been changed.
  • The computer motherboard has been changed.
  • A base of input/output (BIOS) system parameter that affects the computer hardware has been changed. For example, hyperthreading has been disabled.
  • The hard disk on which the media content has been downloaded has been moved a computer to another computer.
  • An application, such as the RegClean utility, changed the parameters of DRM in a way that caused the corruption.
  • Microsoft Windows has been reinstalled on the computer.

  Note DRMs, such as Microsoft Windows Product Activation, maintain an internal hardware ID. This ID is based on the hardware configuration that existed during the installation of Windows or installing Windows Media Player 11. If you change the processor of the computer or other devices, the hardware in the DRM system ID does not match the new computer configuration. When this occurs, DRM determines that a user has tried to move the content protected to a different computer. This behavior can also occur if the storage protected by DRM in the Windows registry has been changed.

  Do not worry! Let's try the following and check:

  Method 1:

  Step 1:

  You can run the Windows Media Player Library convenience store & check if you are able to rip CDs.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-library-Troubleshooter

  Step 2:

  Open the troubleshooting Windows Media Player settings Troubleshooter

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-settings-Troubleshooter

  Method 2:

  To resolve this issue, reset the DRM Bank on the computer. To do this, follow these steps:

  (a) If Windows Media Player 12 is running, quit Windows Media Player 12.

  (b) locate the DRM folder on the hard disk, and then rename the folder to DRMbackup DRM.

  Note By default, this folder is located in the following location in Windows XP:

  %SystemDrive%\Documents and Settings\All Users\DRM

  By default, this folder is located in the following location in Windows Vista:

  %SystemDrive%\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\DRM

  (c) visit the following Microsoft Web site:

  http://drmlicense.one.Microsoft.com/Indivsite/en/indivit.asp

  (http://drmlicense.one.microsoft.com/Indivsite/en/indivit.asp)

  (d) follow the instructions on the website to update the safety component of Windows Media Player 11. This procedure allows you to obtain new licenses for media content. You can also reset licenses for purchased content so that you can play that content on a computer.

  Note On a Windows Vista-based computer, you must run Internet Explorer as an administrator before update you the safety component of Windows Media Player 11. To do this, follow these steps:

  o click Startand then click all programs.

  o click on Internet Explorer, and then click run as administrator.

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type your password, or click continue.

  Note You must contact any third-party stores where you purchased music to reset the licenses for that music. If you copied CDs for protected Windows Media Audio files, the CD must be copied again.

  If you need help on this or you need help on Windows keep us informed.

  We will be happy to help you!

• Windows Media Player 12 DRM Security Upgrade 2.5.0.1

  GOOD NEWS for anyone trying to upgrade Windows Media Player 12 DRM security (if any)!

  If you have, as me, the way to http://drmlicense.one.microsoft.com/indivsite/en/indivit.aspsite. Discover the button upgrade is grayed out, and remains Gray, EVEN after trying to reset your DRM settings (which, if your computer came preloaded with Windows 7, your computer turns on all the HAL 2000 on you and refuses to let you do), try the following:

  First of all, make sure that you run Internet Explorer as an administrator (don't ask me why it's necessary, but it is):

  1. Left click on the Windows Explorer icon,
  2. Left click on all programs,
  3. Scroll down for OverDrive Media Console Software folder, click to the left to show what programs are in the folder
  4. Right-click on the icon of the OverDrive Media Console software in the folder of the OverDrive Media Console software
  5. In the drop-down menu, choose 'Troubleshoot Compatibility' in the menu dropdown.
  6. Choose "Troubleshoot program" on the page "select the Troubleshooting Options.
  7. Select "program requires additional permissions" on the page "what problems have you noticed?
  8. Click 'Next' (Note: in page 'Test compatibility settings for the program', section 'Settings applied', your user account control must show "Run as administrator.")
  9. Click on the "Start the Program" button on the page "Test compatibility settings for the program."
  10. Click on the button "Yes" when asked "Do you want to allow this [OverDrive Media Console] program to make changes to this computer?"

  The computer will then take you to the internet.

  1. Go to http://drmlicense.one.microsoft.com/indivsite/en/indivit.asp. page,
  2. Find tools in the menu topline bar,
  3. Select "Compatibility view" drop the menu drop-down (if the upgrade button is dimmed, outside, on the page, there should be an icon of page damaged next to this item).
  4. This will bring up a text box labeled "add this site:  If "microsoft.com" is not yet entered in this box, you want to do.  Click on the button Add to the right of the text box, and then click the close button. *
  5. The upgrade button should now be black and update of Windows Media Player 12 DRM 2.5.0.1 security should apply when you click on it.  (Note: If the upgrade is successful, when you click on the Windows Media Player Security Upgrade tools in the menu of the Overdrive Media Console software program, he will tell you that your version of Windows Media Player security upgrade is 2.9.0.1)  Don't ask me why he didn't tell 2.5.0.1)

  I won't tell you how many days and hours spent combing the Internet for the answer to this problem, but I will say that all the instructions I found to reset my DRM and my user account controls - both the links I followed OverDrive Media: site and sites support Microsoft - did not help.  I was also disappointed to find out that Dell, who sold me my Alienware Aurora R4 for 7 months ago, could not help me with this problem because even if they have installed the software, it is not covered by the warranty.  (They would be happy to sell me a software warranty for $230 / year, however.) Microsoft could not help me - unless I agreed to pay $100 first - because I have not bought the software directly from them.

  Please, if you try this and it doesn't work, please post a reply.  I'm sure I have listed all the steps I took and if I missed all that I want to correct this post with the steps / missing information.  I don't want ANYONE feeling too frustrated that I was trying to get this problem is resolved.

  * Please note the new information added in step 4 on 09/12/2014.

  I, too, did any proposed at each site to install this upgrade. The 'upgrade' button has never been grayed out, but after I click on it I get the error message "Windows Media Player has encountered a problem while playing the file." I don't play a file or music or whatever it is, just try to update the security settings, so I guess that the upgrade file is what is meant. I had a lot of hope for your correction! Any other suggestions?

  Debbie,

  Just curious - when you went to the indivsite page, have you tried selecting compatibility view from the menu on the menu bar of topline drop-down tools before you click the upgrade button?  I know you said your button is not grayed, but perhaps he'll do before the upgrade can be applied.
  If you have selected the compatibility view from the menu on the page indivsite drop-down tools until you click the upgrade button, do you have a digital one coded to go along with the error message error "Windows Media Player has encountered a problem reading the file'?  Please let me know. I have some other suggestions based on your response.

  Yes, it is set to display all websites in compatibility view. And no, no digital error code comes up with the message. Either way, if it helps you, after I closed the error message button is grayed out and said "Upgrade Complete" But, no upgrade has been applied, it is always the version 2.5.0.0.

  I could finally accomplish this task by running IE as an administrator and disable protected mode. Worked like a charm.

• Eject the USB, drm.bak, merits of case files

  Hi all

  I have a few different problems with Win7 Home Premium on a Compaq Presario CQ60 420US.

  When I play music out of a portable hard drive via the USB port, it only allows me to safely eject the disc after the closure of Windows Media Player, or even after the end of all the processes associated with WMP in the Task Manager.  It is a big problem because all my music is there and I wish I could eject without turning off the computer safely or worry about damaging the drive hard if I don't eject safely. How can I stop all processes associated with a USB key to eject safely, without using the 3rd party software to kludge a solution that the operating system must be able to handle now?

  Some of my music tries to download a license to play, but then it is said that this license has already been downloaded 10 times.  I bought this music by buying CDs and their extraction to my library with WMP.  The music is very old, and it was probably played on a few different computers I've owned.  I have some of the original CD from music, but not all. How can I disable the drm for music I own?  I also 29 drm.bak different files of old backups of the operating system, but I do not know how WMP12 recognize or call them. It will just automatically to the web to get a license file.

  Also, I can't understand how to customize my background image in the folder.  Run the utility of ieshwiz.exe as administrator of the system32 folder does not work, nor does it from an administrator privileges command prompt.  I can see in the desktop.ini file that the appropriate changes have been made:

  [ExtShellFolderViews]
  {BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4-00C04FD706EC}={BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4-00C04FD706EC}
  [{BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4-00C04FD706EC}]
  Attributes = 1
  IconArea_Image=C:\Users\Zeke\Desktop\Windows-7-Betta-Fish-Wallpaper.jpg

  IconArea_Text = 0 x 00000
  [. ShellClassInfo]
  ConfirmFileOp = 0

  but change doesn't happen; It's always a blank white background in the folder.  How can I do this in Windows 7?

  While this is late to post to such an old thread, read the users will find that Microsoft

  Sysinternals Process Explorercan do what the original poster Zeke_R asked about a 'function' able to determine "...". What program or process is still using the drive, so that the user can choose to end."and using the"Customize this folder"("ieshwiz.exe") for customization of file origins went through the steps in the wizard without producing a result is that the ability to do so has been deprecatedin Windows 7.

• Winodws 8 DRM security update fails

  Major update the DRM security component problems.

  in my user account which is administrator, under IE, WMP12, Windows Media Center and Amazon Unbox Video Player not high and as that administrator, in 32 & 64 bit versions as appropriate, all attempts to update fail. I tweaked the security settings in WMP and IE nothing helps. I also tried with norton both active and disabled.

  everything is happening so fast, but I'm sure that with all the errors of the download of the update phase has already completed, so there is a problem with the installation.

  Interestingly, when I enabled the administrator account and tried to update the security component, it worked, BUT these changes for some reason any has not fixed the problem in my main user account.

  Ideas?  Your help is very appreciated!

  He ends up being the fix "rename the folder to DRMBackup" who have worked (as described here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925705 ).  I'm confused by the folder "decoy" to c:\programdata\microsoft\DRM.  all the guides had the file correctly mapped to c:\programdata\microsoft\windows\DRM. This file is double secret hidden by the setting "Hide protected system files" display and only appear with the standard 'show hidden files and folders '.

  a great trip to the top was looking in the registry for the DRM folder, the key to all the guides have online are to identify the location of the DRM folder for 32-bit windows, the registry key to the location of the DRM folder for 64-bit windows is hkey_local_machine\software\wow6432node\microsoft\DRM\datapath

  hope this helps someone who made similar errors

• How to solve the ADE DRM error on a kobo?

  I have a new 'KOBO Glo HD' and I correctly auth my computer and device and can copy books from my library to the device error, however, it stops there and I get the following error on the device. I deleted the software (not done the registry thing) I deauth and reauth my computer and the device closer to the limit, I am sure and have not yet READ 1 book on my kobo. Protected by DRM? No it's not protection...

  BTW, only support for ADE is chat and forums and the person at the end of the chat sent me on the forums, I think they need to disable the CHAT support if your response will not be to refer to the forums.

  Someone encountered this and solved it? Is really annoying...

  

  After about a week of fighting with this problem, I realized the solution myself,

  Contacting KOBO... no help

  Chat with Adobe... mentioned here...

  Solution, use ADE 3.0 and do not use ADE 4.x

• Menus do not appear in the DRM

  Hello

  I am facing an unknown problem, but I'm not able to see all the menus in DRM.

  Please can someone help.

  Thank you

  Please check compatibility and disable the same.

  Thank you

  ~ KKT ~.

• Disable security PDF Save/Save-as

  Acrobat is fitted with a device to disable the Save/Save-as in a PDF Document?  Alternative any creative ways to display to web browser and to prevent the user to save the PDF Document?

  Appreciate your expertise for advice.

  However, none of this helps once the PDF file is displayed because the user can back up by using the PDF Viewer. There is no security that can stop a PDF to be saved, shared, copied and sent by electronic mail.

  DRM (at a sum of figure 5-6) could protect the file so that unauthorized copies can not be opened.

• RAC: disable remastering dynamic

  Hello
  
  We have an application that runs on a significant events of remastering rac environment dynamics experiecing. We would like to run the load on the 1 cluster node, but not anywhere near the capacity to do so. Because we're stuck running the workload on both nodes of the cluster at the same time, we see a lot of waiting due to remastering. I would test the deactivation of this feature to see if that helps our performance until we can change the architecture, but I found little documentation on how to do it. Someone has it before tested and know how to disable the dynamic remastering?

  To disable the DRM, you must set the following parameters:

  _gc_affinity_time=0
  _gc_undo_affinity=FALSE 
  

  However, I agree Aman who just turn it off is not recommended.

• NEW-> button disabled in the Version Window VERSION

  Cannot create a new Version in the Version of DRM 11.1.1.2 window.
  
  Right-click AGAIN, and that VERSION is disabled. Impossible to select.
  
  There was a version by default, but I deleted all versions that I created to try to learn how to use Automator.
  
  Is there a setting that I missed? Or I have something in the repository (SQL) tank?
  
  Any comments would be appreciated.
  
  Carey

  2 options-
  -You will now have to re - run the script to create database that create the initial version. then you wil lbe able to create a new version.
  **********************
  Insert in Version (i_version_id, c_abbrev, c_descr, i_status, c_type) values (10, 'Original Version', 'Original', 1, 'Normal')
  **********************

  or

  -Use an import script or automator to create a version.
  --> FILE--> IMPORT or--> FILE--> AUTOMATOR

  I hope this helps.

  Stuart
  [email protected]

  Published by: stuart.porad on March 1st, 2010 19:50