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Old 3rd January 2008, 00:33
monster2 monster2 is offline
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I have a new HP DV6605US that I recently bought for Christmas. The computer came with Vista Home. I tried to reformatt and install XP Pro but the computer is NOT backwards compatible. I was forced to install Vista Business 64 bit edition. Everything works fine except I can not get movies to play unless I accept a region code change, of which you only get 5 changes.

When I try to use ANYDVD 6.3.0.3 I get an error that says,

Your drive is a region locked RCP2 drive...... or

Your drive is a RCP2 that has not yet been assigned a region.....

I contacted Hp but they were not very helpful. Can anyone help me out here?

I should be Region 1 USA/Canada.

Thanks for any help.

Brian
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Old 3rd January 2008, 00:37
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14. Anydvd pops up with a message everytime I place this one dvd in the drive. The error message says unable to find CSS key due to region mismatch and that I need to set my dvd drive region to the same as the dvd to avoid this error in the future. Does anyone know how to do this?

a) You can usually ignore that error message, and Anydvd will still work properly with your burning program.

b) If you're still having problems, this is what you do


i. Right click the fox on your toolbar. Exit Anydvd
ii. Click start. Right click on "My computer"--->select "properties".
iii.Click on the 'Hardware' tab--->click the 'device manager' button.
iv. Open the dvd/cdrom branch---> right click on your optical drive
v. Click "properties".
vi. You should have a region tab. From there you can select a region.
vii. Select the region that you're in (in this case, region 1)
viii. Start Anydvd
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Old 3rd January 2008, 12:59
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Thanks, got it working. Tried to play the dvd in Powerdvd 5.0 but it said the region code had to be set. I accepted the change and the movie started to play. Never checked ANYDVD after that.

next morning I followed the suggestion above, confirmed region set to RPC1 then started ANYDVD. All good to go. Thanks for the help.

Brian
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Old 3rd January 2008, 13:21
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Thanks for the help.
You're very welcome!
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