OverDrive Media console and WMP Security Upgrade of Windows 8 software

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• Windows Media Player 11 - DRM with OverDrive Media Console problem

  I have WMP 11 installed on my laptop and Windows XP Professional.  When I try to download Audobooks of the public library using Overdrive Media Console software, I get the following error:

  Error 0xC00D2751: A problem has occurred in the digital rights management component.  Contact Microsoft technical support.

  I also noticed that when I click on the OverDrive Media Console software, the system information section States the following: "version of Windows Media Player DRM: .

  I'm used to be able to listen to these audio books using the OverDrive Media Console, and Windows Media Player software.  Why I get this message now?  I would add that I recently had my laptop computer upgraded to a newer version that is different.  Can this be part of the problem?  How can I fix it?  Thank you.

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• How to get Windows 8 to open the documents in software installed for example the Overdrive Media Console software

  I have a new Dell Inspiron running Windows 8.1.  I also loaded from office of Overdrive Media Console.  When I go to my library and select an audiobook and click on 'Download' the system asks me if I want to open it or save it to a location.  In the past, under XP, the system just open Overdrive Media console and downloaded this application.  Why 8.1 don't let me do the same thing?

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  When you click on the download link of file like this link here, you will be greeted with a prompt like this.  Click on Open and the file should open in the program, so that it is associated with.

  

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• the upgrade of my safety for OverDrive Media Console, win 8

  When I went to http;//drmlicense.one.microsoft.con/indivisite to try and upgrade my safety for OverDrive Media Console, the update button was shaded grey and I can't access it.  I have Windows 8.  I am trying to download a digital book.  I see that e.lake8 has the same question.  Pipolo answered but when I tried it I do not have these screens, just a screen with a single button that was not available.  Thank you

  Hi Susan,.

  Have you tried to open Internet Explorer as an administrator and see if you can upgrade the DRM license?

  If you have not tried, then try to open the link by following the steps below.

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

  a. make sure you close all the Internet Explorer Windows and media player when you try the link and the steps provided here.

  b. open Internet Explorer rights grants administrator and copy and paste the link below.

  c. you can try to right click on Internet Explorer icon and choose 'Run as administrator' and try to open the link.

  If the previous step fails, I suggest you disable the firewall and check if that helps. If you have any third-party security firewall, you can check with the user manual to do the same thing.

  Note: Turn on the firewall once you have completed troubleshooting.

  If the problem persists, you can also go through the steps and check if it helps.

  a. When you are connected to the Internet, open OverDrive Media Console software.

  b. go in Tools > Windows Media Player Security upgrade.
  A dialog box will appear, informing you that Windows Media Player requires a security update to read content protected by DRM.

  c. click "OK" in the dialog box.
  Windows Media Player opens and the 'Windows Media Player' dialog box is displayed.

  d. click 'Upgrade' to download and install the required security component.
  Windows Media Player indicates that it is "connection to the server. Once connected, the security component is downloaded and installed. Windows Media Player indicates that the safety component has been upgraded successfully.

  e. click the 'Close' button in the 'Windows Media Player' dialog box.
  The 'Media usage rights Acquisition' dialog box is displayed.

  f. click the 'Play' button in the 'Media usage rights Acquisition' dialog box to complete the upgrade.
  Windows Media Player plays a short file, confirming that you have completed the upgrade.

  g. click the 'Cancel' button to close the 'License Acquisition' dialog box If you wish, you can also close Windows Media Player at this time.
  You have completed the Windows Media Player Security Upgrade.

  You can browse the article which contains information about the digital rights management. Here is another article on the OverDrive Media Console software.

  Hope the above information is helpful.

• Re: Trying to update to OverDrive Media Console software security

  When I go on http://drmlicense.one.microsoft.com/Indivsite/ to try to improve my security of the OverDrive Media Console software and press the update button, I get the following "Windows Media PLayer encountered a problem while playing the file."

  Hello
  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  Your number of description, I understand that after the upgrade of the security of the Overdrive Media Console software, you get the error Windows Media Player has encountered a problem reading the file.

  In order to help you better, please provide us with the following information:
  (1) did you do changes on the computer before this problem?

  (2) is the issue limited drive more Media console?
  (3) what is the complete error message you get?

  (4) using Internet Explorer or other browsers?

  To solve the problem with Windows Media Player, you can follow these steps
  Method 1:

  I you must run Internet Explorer as administrator and then try to update the Overdrive Media Console software security

  Right-click on Internet Explorer and select run as administrator.
  You can check this link

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

  Click on the 'Upgrade' button and check if it works.

  If the upgrade button is disabled, press F12 to activate the Compatibility Mode that will allow the button update to Windows Media Player.

  For any Windows help in the future, feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help you.

• Error 0xC00D2781 when obtaining security for the Overdrive Media Console software update

  When getting to a security update for the error code of Overdrive Media Console get 0xC00D2781.  I tried to update by going to tools in the Overdrive Media Console software and also by going to the link http://drmlicense.one.microsoft.com/indivsite.

  I found my answers in this forum. I had to change the DRM to DRM.old folder and reopen the media player and then it worked :) Good luck

• Impossible to open ODM files in the Overdrive Media Console software

  Hello. I am listening to Overdrive a protected audio
  Local public library.

  When I try to open the ODM file in the Overdrive Media Console software, for
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  I get another error when I try to
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  I use Vista 64 bit on an HP a67oof, WMP11, IE8

  OverDrive media console software is a 16-bit software, so I don't know if this is why I can't get it to work?

  Can you help me :)

  BRI-bee, I recommend that you visit the following page for support of the OverDrive Media Console software, it is a product of part 3 and we are not familiar with its requirements to support:
  http://overdrive.com/contactus/

  One thing you can check is that the Windows Firewall:

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• DRM with Overdrive Media Console error message

  I have a HP pavilion dv5230ca laptop, under XP (SP3) with Wi - Fi and purchased in August 2006.  I would like to listen to audio books through our online library.  To do this, I downloaded the Overdrive Media Console application that is required.  When I perform the Windows Media Player Security Upgrade, which is required before any audio books can be downloaded on my computer, I get an error message: "this is a problem to retrieve the identification of digital rights management machine.  Contact Microsoft technical support.  When I go on the Microsoft site, it says if it is a software problem and the computer was purchased with the software already installed, and then contact the manufacturer (HP).  Before talking to someone at HP, I checked in your forum, but there seems to be no reference to my specific problem.

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  I'd appreciate any help you can provide. Thank you

  I found a solution to my problem.  I find the DRM folder on my computer (it is a hidden file, so first go to windows Explorer, tools, folder, view tab options, is selected * Show hidden files *, deselected * Hide protected operating system files).  Then to C/documents and settings / all users, and there it was.  Renamed * DRM.old* then through the procedure to update the Windows Media Player Security Update in the Overdrive Media Console software and update was successful and was able to download audio books immediately.  I hope this helps others.

• 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.

• Can not read audio data on Windows media player with the Overdrive Media Console software

  Title: protected audio not playing is not on windows media player 8

  cannot get the Overdrive Media Console software to play nice with windows 8.  I get the error that should be upgraded the security of windows media player.

  but when I go to the web page to make the upgrade, that it will not allow him.  I use http://drmlicense.one.microsoft.com/indivsite for the upgrade.

  OverDrive Media Console tech gave me instructions to add http://drmlicense.one.microsoft.com/indivsite as a trusted site - did that, then disable "Protected Mode" - to do this, restart my laptop and it still I cannot improve security.

  Can you help me?!!  Thank you!

  Hi Vijay, I was in conversation with a technical support through my library on this problem.  They sent a lot of bugs yesterday but none of them worked either but today the found magic.

  Here it is:

  running of IE as an administrator

  go to http://drmlicense.one.microsoft.com/indivsite/en/indivit.asp

  Press F12 to enable Compatibility Mode

  go to developer tools, and then click navigation Mode

  Select "Internet Explorer 10 compatibility view

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• error 0 x 80070005 with software of overdrive media console

  After upgrade my overdrive media console software, I get the following message "omcdetect.dll module was loaded but the call to DLLRegisterServer failed with error code '.
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  Hello

  • When you get this message?

  I recommend that you visit the following page for support of the OverDrive Media Console software.

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• Impossible software update Overdrive Media Console get message unable to update unit

  Original title: when I tried to upgrade my safety for Overdrive Media Console, I clicked on update, and it downloaded, and then told me that it could not update my device.  What to do next?

  I recently bought a new laptop and downloaded the Overdrive Media Console software on the site Bibliomation.  Could not download software for my Creative Zen Stone Plus MP3 player (Creative Media Light) as it is no longer supported.  I was hoping that if I downloaded on Overdrive, it can transfer into the MP3 player so it was plugged into a USB port.  Overdrive doesn't let me download the audiobook without upgrading to 2.0.5.1 but when I tried, I went through the process given on drmlicence.one.microsoft.com/indivsite and obtained through the download-only to be told that it could not update my device.  Can someone tell me what gives and what I can do next?  I can't live without audio books.

  Hello

   

  I understand that not able to update software Overdrive Media Console is not a pleasant experience.

  I suggest you to contact the software vendor for assistance with this issue.

  See the site:

   

  http://www.overdrive.com/contact/

   

  I hope this helps. If you need more, come back and I'll be happy to help you.

• Overdrive Media Console software is compatible with Kindle? Since the installation of MOC will not open the Kindle.

  I have installed Overdrive Media Console software in order to download books audio format WMA, and now I can't open the Kindle program.

  A moderator has moved this thread of comments Forum Windows music and its Forum.

  Hi, DBrudelie,

  See if the solutions listed here work for you.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-windows_programs/unable-to-open-Kindle-program/9969e561-b52b-42E8-8e17-dcbb74e7763d?msgId=e9d9458f-33b5-4fe9-b09f-5aa912be4a05

• I have update problems that interfere with the operation of the Overdrive Media Console software compared to WMA files.

  Windows is completely up to date through the date of this post.

  OverDrive Media Console
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  Solution on the Microsoft website:
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  Journal of problem with the installation of the hotfix:

  [KB913800.log]
  0.031: ================================================================================
  0.031: 2009/11/16 (local) 18:35:17.508
  0.031: d:\9b8cb172a0ae06ea215f6af0\update\update.exe (version 6.2.29.0)
  0.046: DoInstallation: GetProcAddress (InitializeCustomizationDLL) returned: 0x7f
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  0,109: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Media Center\Ident is not equal to specified value
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  0,109: Check condition for 1 line of prerequisite returned FALSE
  0,109: ReadStringFromInf: UpdSpGetLineText failed: 0xe0000102
  0,109: KB913800 Setup has encountered an error: Setup cannot continue because one or more prerequisites required to install KB913800 failed. For more details, check the c:\windows\KB913800.log log file
  0,109: ReadStringFromInf: UpdSpGetLineText failed: 0xe0000102
  0,109: Setup cannot continue because one or more prerequisites required to install KB913800 failed. For more details, check the c:\windows\KB913800.log log file
  20.343: message displayed to the user: Setup cannot continue because one or more prerequisites required to install KB913800 failed. For more details, check the c:\windows\KB913800.log log file
  20.343: user input: OK
  20.343: Update.exe extended error code = 0xf0f4
  20.343: Update.exe return code was masked to 0 x 643 for MSI custom action compliance.

  Cannot find another solution on the Microsoft site.

  Back emails with Microsoft technical support has failed to a solution.  Beyond to download the fix will not download, they have no extra information for me.

  whitepawn23,
  Are you having to provide updates through Windows Update?  If so, I suggest that you perform a clean boot , and then run Windows update.  If you continue to have a problem with a certain update you need to download and install it manually.  Alternatively, you can consider removing the Overdrive program and new test.
  Mike - Engineer Support Microsoft Answers
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