Re: Come on MS guys -- There MUST be another answer to C00DCD11!!!
From: Chris Lanier [MVP] (cal2002a_at_hotmail.NOSPAM.com)
Date: 03/11/04
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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2004 13:54:33 -0600
Deleting any keys from the registry is a very bad idea. I still think if
you, say use the File and Settings Transfer wizard in Windows XP then you
will get the data you want and need to keep, while fixing the database
problem. I would give it a shot, even if it doesn't work you still have
your current profile to say on.
If that still doesn't help you will want to ask Product Support, as this
seems to be a one of a kind issue related to your system only.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=sz;EN-US;top
-- Chris Lanier Microsoft MVP - Digital Media -- Troubleshooting Windows Media Player Error Messages http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/9series/player/playererrors.aspx -- "icewiz" <icewiz(nospamme)@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:D6D84E30-41C0-44D9-A9FA-C76C5EF25498@microsoft.com... > Sorry Chris, > > I posted my own problem, then cross posted when I saw another issue like mine, and then, finally, after seeing the problem in about 100 usenet and other forum posts, I vented. > > It won't happen again :-) > > Problem with migrating to another user is that it doesn't fix the problem... and I fully expect (based on my track record and the number of posts here) that it will happen again. I don't want to lose my media library, preferences, etc. In addition, I have a lot of customized software installed and I'm already missing it in my new user install. > > Do you have any theories on what other user-based setting could affect this? I tried Moving all the user data in Application Data and Local Settings to no avail. Same problem. This makes me think it is linked to installing other apps (unlikely) or some registry setting somewhere (although I deleted the WMP keys in the registry and it didn't help either. > > If you can point me at other places to look (keys, file locations, dlls versions, etc.) I'm willing to try to find out for the benefit of all! > > thanks > > *ice* > > ----- Chris Lanier [MVP] wrote: ----- > > Hi, Step one, only post in one thread. By posting in different threads we > don't know what we have suggested, etc. Newsgroups are threaded for a > reason. :) > > What OS are you running? I'm assuming WinXP or 2K. If it works in other > user account I would just nuke your current account and copy your settings > to a new one. That should be easier then ripping your hair out trying to > get it to work in a single user account that must have something wrong with > it (what?, I'm not sure). If you can post your OS I should be able to tell > you the best way to clone your current user to a new account and still have > all of your settings the exact same as they are now (but with a working > library in WMP) > > -- > Chris Lanier > Microsoft MVP - Digital Media > -- > Troubleshooting Windows Media Player Error Messages > http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/9series/player/playererrors.aspx > -- > "icewiz" <icewiz(nospam)@yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:67F03935-3C57-4A64-9444-770637553B4D@microsoft.com... > > Chris and others, > >> Thanks for all your help in this group... I know you are doing this on > your own time. > >> The thing is, every problem that is posted has the exact same response... > "rebuild your media library per this link [url]". > >> Many of us have problems with not being able to add files to our Media > Library anymore with the generic error C00D11CD. I have emailed many of > them going back over a year, and they have all "given up" and moved on to > other applications. > >> I REALLY want WMP9 to work. And the problem I am having can apparently > strike any installation and ANY person at ANY time, rendering years of work > on 1000's of media files and playlists useless in a day. The ML goes blank > and no new files can be added. Or, the media library is stuck at its > current size and no new files can be added. > >> I tried rebuilding the library. I tried reinstalling. I tried changing > registry keys (the ones I could find). I updated MDAC and JET. Apparently > the problem is PER USER b/c if I log in as a different user, it goes away. > PROBLEM: I can't add files to the Media Library (even a brand new one). I > get an unknown error (C00DCD11) and no file is added. I can play files, and > playlists, even over a network, but I can't add the files by ANY method. > >> HELP!!! > >> thanks > >> *ice* > > >
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