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Win Media player (ver. 9); Win 98 SE- error 0xC00D11F8
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I am trying to play an audio CD using Windows Media player (version 9) running Windows 98 SE. I am receiving the following error message:
Windows Media Player encountered an error when reading the CD-ROM drive in digital mode. Click OK to switch to analog mode. Click cancel to retry in digital mode.
Neither proposed solution works.
When I click on help, I get the following code:
Error ID = 0xC00D11F8, Condition ID = 0x00000000
Please help.
I am trying to play an audio CD using Windows Media player (version 9) running Windows 98 SE. I am receiving the following error message:
Windows Media Player encountered an error when reading the CD-ROM drive in digital mode. Click OK to switch to analog mode. Click cancel to retry in digital mode.
Neither proposed solution works.
When I click on help, I get the following code:
Error ID = 0xC00D11F8, Condition ID = 0x00000000
Please help.
ASKER
So far only audio CD's. I am able to play other music that is on my hard drive (mp3).
I tried two CD's, both of which work with my other CD player(s). Additionally, the CD will play just fine with MusicMatch. I just don't particulary like Music Match as I think it is a resource hog.
I tried two CD's, both of which work with my other CD player(s). Additionally, the CD will play just fine with MusicMatch. I just don't particulary like Music Match as I think it is a resource hog.
try downloading WMP 9 setup again from MS website, and then run the Setup..... may be some file corruption, which can be corrected by reinstalling WMP!
ASKER
I did what you suggested, but it did not solve the problem. I still receive the same error message.
open WMP>Tools>Options>Devices>
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crissand,
That did it!! Thank you.
Two comments:
1. I did not use Norton Ghost, however, I recently upgraded my antivirus and firewall software (CA). Additionally, I purchased the spyware removal product. I'm guessing one of these did the damage.
2. After I did all that was suggested and rebooted, the system warned me that the winaspi.dll was replaced with an older version and that I should restore it using my Windows set up CD. Of course I didn't follow that instruction and sure enough the media player is working just fine now. Everything else seems to be OK so far.
Thanks for your help.
That did it!! Thank you.
Two comments:
1. I did not use Norton Ghost, however, I recently upgraded my antivirus and firewall software (CA). Additionally, I purchased the spyware removal product. I'm guessing one of these did the damage.
2. After I did all that was suggested and rebooted, the system warned me that the winaspi.dll was replaced with an older version and that I should restore it using my Windows set up CD. Of course I didn't follow that instruction and sure enough the media player is working just fine now. Everything else seems to be OK so far.
Thanks for your help.
Glad to help.
coz such errors normally means a dirty or damaged cd.... have you tried playing this one in another player, like in Real Player or Winamp.... does it play fine in them or in a regular cd player?