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JK1974 · 7th October 2010, 21:54

Hi,

I just managed to get two systems out of order - and I don´t know the exact reason for this. On both systems, the latest PowerDVD 10 version (Build 2113) was installed as well as AnyDVD. After enabling AnyDVD and inserting Ice Age 3 3D (it might be a coincidence that it happened with this BD), the region changes were set from 5 to 0. Trying to reset it, does not work, neither with your nor the DVDFab Region Reset tool.
As a result, when inserting a BD even with disabled AnyDVD, I first get the message, that PowerDVD is unable to access the device. Then, the region code dialog pops up twice (showing that 0 available changes are left), before an internal error pops up with code 80040154 - no further description.
Uninstalling and reinstalling PowerDVD 10 did not help (of course).

Any ideas? Any registry keys that might help you finding out what went wrong?

[EDIT] Sorry, problem solved: On both systems, an outdated AnyDVD version caused the strange problems. Seems like Cyberlink tried to block them.

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JK1974 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 89	Hi, I just managed to get two systems out of order - and I don´t know the exact reason for this. On both systems, the latest PowerDVD 10 version (Build 2113) was installed as well as AnyDVD. After enabling AnyDVD and inserting Ice Age 3 3D (it might be a coincidence that it happened with this BD), the region changes were set from 5 to 0. Trying to reset it, does not work, neither with your nor the DVDFab Region Reset tool. As a result, when inserting a BD even with disabled AnyDVD, I first get the message, that PowerDVD is unable to access the device. Then, the region code dialog pops up twice (showing that 0 available changes are left), before an internal error pops up with code 80040154 - no further description. Uninstalling and reinstalling PowerDVD 10 did not help (of course). Any ideas? Any registry keys that might help you finding out what went wrong? [EDIT] Sorry, problem solved: On both systems, an outdated AnyDVD version caused the strange problems. Seems like Cyberlink tried to block them. Last edited by JK1974; 7th October 2010 at 22:18.