Media Player Error Code C00d11b1
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music file or video file. Even when you play online video or audio, Windows Media Player is often used for the playback.In some cases when trying to play a multimedia file with Windows windows media player error c00d11b1 windows 7 Media Player, you can get an error that shows error code COOD11B1. The
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error has been reported in all the recent version of Windows Media Player, including 10, 11 and 12. Solving error windows media player error c00d11b1 windows 10 COOD11B1 can be a challenge if you don’t know where to look. So here are a few ideas to fix the error based on experiences with this error:First of all, make sure your Internet
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connection is working properly and that the firewall is not blocking Windows Media Player. The digital rights management functionality will need online access, and downloading missing codecs also requires an active Internet connection. Make sure to check both the software firewall in Windows, as well as any firewall on your router.Second of all, you need a working audio device, so make sure the audio device is working and windows media player error c00d11b1 mp4 the Windows Audio service is running. If necessary, check and update your audio drivers.In the Options of Windows Media Player, make sure the option to Download codecs automatically is selected. Also in the Options of Windows Media Player, select the Network tab, and select or deselect the network protocols used for multimedia streaming. Selecting only HTTP and TCP can help solve problems with the network configuration, as the UDP protocol is often blocked. You can also configure the range of ports that will be used for media streaming, but that means you also need to make sure they are open in the firewall. Although Windows Media Player should automatically download missing codecs, installing a codec pack can sometimes help solve error COOD11B1 immediately. The K-Lite codec pack is one of the better codec packs around.If you are dealing with a local multimedia file, you can try using a different media player, like the VLC media player. It is a very small, free multi media player that plays almost anything.Some versions of Windows Media Player might need to upgrade the security component that is used in the Digital Rights Management function, which is not automatically updated by Windows Update. Check the Mic
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