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DVD player locks up after 12-13 minutes of use.

After several attempts, I can't find how to reboot, reset or flash my DVD player. I've found other owners of this player who have problems with it locking up after a year of use. Any suggestions?

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Hi sorry for your problem, here is a temporary suggestion. try to open and close the disc door (this work in mine with the remote). hope it's helps.

Posted on Mar 26, 2006

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If your HD-DVD player has been locking up after a recent firmware update, you may wish to attempt rebooting/resetting the unit before considering any kind of repair option.

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Alternatively, many products (DVD players, computers, etc.) will have what is often referred to as a "soft reset." This is typically done by pressing and holding the power button down for 10 to 15 seconds.

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