Display driver does not support playback protected content

 · Display Driver Error: The video playback device does not support playback of protected content. I upgraded my processor from an AMD A6 K dual core to an A10 K quad core and replaced my 2 1TB drives (configured as Drive D) with one 2TB drive.  · I've also updated all my drivers for my video card and the Ceton Card. My current PC setup is Windows 7 x64 with 4GB RAM Core 2 Duo E running at GHz. My video card is an AMD/ATI HD with 1GB of GDDR5 VRAM running at 1,MHz with the Core Clock running at .  · Hi JasonIpock: I'm not sure if this is the answer to your problem but I wonder if it could be related to the fact that Microsoft is trying to make sure Win7 completely complies with DRM rights. They recently announced that self-installed digital cable card tuners will work in Win7 with some software updates after installation.

As shown above, the error is “Display driver error – The video playback device does not support playback of protected content”. There is a possible workaround for anyone who is not using WMC8 IN a Virtual Machine or who is running other VM’s on the box in addition to the main OS with WMC, e.g., for anyone not actively using Hyper-V in any way. Fire up BCDEdit (open an administrative cmd prompt as this requires elevation) and enter the following. Please understand that the following will read as though addressing Corel.) "your display environment does not support protected content playback". Like throwing money down a hole. Your WinDVD advisory said everything was fine despite its inability to recognize an AMD phenom which has been on the market for close to 9 months. RE: Your display environment does not support protected content playback. bandicoot (Elite) posted this on Monday, 4th March , If it was a DVD player I would say put a head cleaning disk in and run it for 5 mins. Also clean your disks. Not sure if that's the same actions needed with Bluray, but as they are disks, assume the same.

One of the limitations of WDDM driver model version is that it does not support multiple drivers in a multi-adapter, multi-monitor setup. Hardware-based content protection support enables secure playback of high definition 0xc, The graphics driver does not support Output Protection. LGP Lite does not support viewing/recording/streaming of HDCP protected signals (Copy protected Content), then AVerMedia will not display video.