Problem with AnyDVD after latest Windows service update

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  1. vtebbe

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    Using AnyDVD Ver 5.9.5.6 and 1 Click DVD 4.2.9.2. Today after the latest microsoft automatic update for Windows 2000, I now get an error from 1 Click DVD once it gets about 95% done with the first stage: A read error has occered while reading a file. The file may be encrypted or cannot be read correctly by the DVD device. If you are using a decrptor, you may need to restart your computer." I have reinstalled both programs and that does not correct the issue. If I use the system restore function and go back to before the OS update both programs work fine. This latest update was 5 patches, one for IE and one for outlook express, not sure what the others were for.

    There is a warning on Microsoft that shows how to correct this without the uninstall: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918165

    I tried that too but it didn't work. The only thing that did for me was the system restore function.

    Is anyone else seeing this? Please HELP!
     
    vtebbe, Apr 20, 2006
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    It could b just a smudged dirty disc that the program can not read propperly.
     
    borhan9, Apr 22, 2006
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  3. vtebbe

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    I've tried this with 5 different DVDs - all brand new out of the schrink wrap so I doubt very much that is the problem.
     
    vtebbe, Apr 22, 2006
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    confused,
    quote,
    Using AnyDVD Ver 5.9.5.6 and 1 Click DVD 4.2.9.2. Today after the latest microsoft automatic update for Windows 2000
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    If I use the system restore function and go back to before the OS update both programs work fine.

    which system are you using as there is no restore in win-2000

    p/s uninstall 1click and try clonedvd free to try for 20 days and report back..
    get it here
    http://www.slysoft.com/en/download.html
     
    ireland, Apr 22, 2006
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  5. vtebbe

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    I have a case open with Slysoft about this. They asked me to do the same thing. I've already installed the CloneDVD and get errors as well.
     
    vtebbe, Apr 22, 2006
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    Oh, and I should have said I uninstalled the updates that Windows installed...
     
    vtebbe, Apr 22, 2006
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    my gut feeling on this is that microsoft is trying to stop people from burning dvd's it is a known fact that vista will stop ye from copying movies.
    also it a known fact that microsoft can turn on ye auto updates,
    even if ye have it turned off..

    so i wonder if this is a test of more things to come from microsoft
    in there update packages...
     
    ireland, Apr 22, 2006
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  8. aabbccdd

    aabbccdd Guest

    everyone better learn to use a Linux OS iam afraid its going to come to that sooner or later
     
    aabbccdd, Apr 27, 2006
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