WinDVD and GOM Player issues

hi, you install VLC media Player/ Windvd /GOM player. Then Insert DVD into your DVD drive.After that open My Computer and select DVD drive and open with VLC/ Gom?Windvd palyer.

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Ok, you just install another player like WINDVD or GOM player. If play dvd by those player then uninstall your previous one and re-install it.

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Windows XP does not natively have software to decode DVD video (thus the garbled video). You need to install a third-party DVD codec. Typically with Compaqs it came with PowerDVD or WinDVD that, once installed, allows you to view DVDs using their viewer or even media player.

Look through your CDs that came with your PC and see if there is one for WinDVD or PowerDVD and install it. Sometimes it will be on a CD labelled drivers or additional software.

Hope this helps,
-Tor

windows media player with work mp3 bit not work with wma extention.you must install software like dvd hero300,windvd platenium,hero dvd etc or install Gom player etc any one install ...your problem will be solve I sure...If still unsolved then further contact me. thanks

sometimes serial number can be found on the file written on your disk and not on the sticker. try to browse your cd/dvd disc and look for it, they maybe written in txt format or document format

Reinstall WinDVD

Use windows media player, if WinDVD won't work, or download VLC media player.

I hope this helps!

try the dvd in another device or reinstall winDVD or try another application on your laptop like..windows media player...etc

about changing ur region, theycan be changed from control panel.
go to control panel
go to regional & launguages settings
and change it to United States (US)

now reinstall ur HP's DVD program, and try it then.
i guess this will work..

check the DVD manufacturer's website for an upgraded update for the dvd player and see if it a compatibilty issue between the DVD Player and windvd 8

Your antivirus is detecting the gpiproxy.dll as a "hacktool" or "virus". I suggest that you either uninstall or disable your AV when you reinstall WinDVD. I use Landesk AV and I finally figured out that the AV was not allowing the dll file to register or it was deleting it. So I uninstall Landesk, installed WinDVD and it worked fine. Afterwards I reinstalled Landesk and it still played the DVD fine.