View Full Version : Does AnyDVD work on Windows Server 2003?
percyt
30th January 2007, 09:44
Was thinking of getting AnyDVD but I run on Server 2003 and cannot see it listed in the supported operating systems.
Any help/advice?
Many thanks,
Darren
James
30th January 2007, 09:59
Was thinking of getting AnyDVD but I run on Server 2003 and cannot see it listed in the supported operating systems.
Although not officially supported, AnyDVD (and the forthcoming AnyDVD HD) runs fine on Server 2003.
Spdracer
30th January 2007, 12:27
I've been running AnyDVD on Win Server 2003 for about 6 months with no problems
Zimar
23rd March 2010, 16:31
Hmm i cant get it to run in the systray, installs fine, no error. I am running the latest copy of it. I do have two licence one for my windows 7 machine which works fine other server 2003 but no luck.
If i run the install again it does show up in the tray down by the clock but after reboot it is gone.
any ideas, thank you
James
23rd March 2010, 16:38
Hmm i cant get it to run in the systray, installs fine, no error. I am running the latest copy of it. I do have two licence one for my windows 7 machine which works fine other server 2003 but no luck.
If i run the install again it does show up in the tray down by the clock but after reboot it is gone.
any ideas, thank you
Does it work when you start it from the desktop icon? If not - maybe it is already running under a different account. Check task manager with "show processes from all users" enabled.
Clams
23rd March 2010, 17:44
Was thinking of getting AnyDVD but I run on Server 2003 and cannot see it listed in the supported operating systems.
Yes.. it's known to run fine on Server 2003.
-W (been reading this board since day 1)
Clams
23rd March 2010, 17:46
Hmm i cant get it to run in the systray, installs fine, no error. I am running the latest copy of it. I do have two licence one for my windows 7 machine which works fine other server 2003 but no luck.
If i run the install again it does show up in the tray down by the clock but after reboot it is gone.
any ideas, thank you
You alread started your own troubleshooting thread.
It makes it hard to help you when you spread it out over many threads.
-W