C00D10D1 Error When Changing Windows Media Player Settings

C00D10D1 Error When Changing Windows Media Player Settings

Hello Centic,

The error code c00d10d1 can cause permanent damage to your computer in case it is left unrepaired.

To resolve you will need to use the tools below in order find out the source of the problem, and after that  let them repair your computer automatically.

Note that c00d10d1 errors can cause  damage to your registry as well as conflict with Windows updates as a result  causing irreparable damage. Just get the  tools below to check and fix any system errors. Make sure you install them one at a time to avoid causing conflicts: Down Tools Here

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Carl

C00D10D1 Error When Changing Windows Media Player Settings

If you receive error code “C00D10D1” on Windows Media Player, try this. Click “Start,” “All Programs,” “Accessories” then right-click “Command Prompt” and select “Run as administrator” to open an elevated command prompt. If you are using Windows XP, no need to use the “Run as administrator” command. If Windows Media Player is running, close it first. In the command prompt window, type without quotes “regsvr32.exe l3codeca.acm” then hit Enter.

Start Windows Media Player again and see if it works. If this doesn’t work, start Windows Explorer then navigate to “C:\WINDOWS\system32” and then look for the file “l3codeca.acm”. Rename the file to “l3codeca.bak” or to something else. After this, start Windows Media Player then click “Help” and then select “Check for Updates.” This will download again the decoder and place a new copy on your system.

See if this works.