"Running this process under a debugger while using DRM content is not allowed."

[007p]

Hi, I was trying to get drmdbg to work, and was wondering why windows media player would crash whenever I loaded any drm files through drmdbg. If I load the file first and then open drmdbg I will get this error message from windows media player. "Running this process under a debugger while using DRM content is not allowed."

I have version 11.0.5721.5230, which from looking through topics here some people have gotten to work, so why the error message? If it was some update that I have downloaded is there anyway to fix the problem (i.e. downgrading windows media player e.t.c)?

If i use drmdbg 'normally', it will load the file, i will get a windows media player error and needs to end. I do however get a SID/KID, but this changes everytime i do it. If i put the file through freeme2 the file it creates is a green screen video with no sound....i believe the error is causing this?

[Stream Ripper]

Hi 007, to be honest I don't know the answer to this problem, BUT we have many smart forum members, hopefully one of them can help you out with this.

[manuelr]

Hello,
i have a win xp sp3, wmp 11 and IndivBox.key v11.0.6000.6324
When i launch drmdbg, it start wmp11 but when i click on Multi Scan I have a strange message like
C00D2767 "Running this process under a debugger while using DRM content is not allowed."

Can someone help me to solve this problem ?

thanks

Please try the following:

1. Click Start -> Run, type msconfig and run it.
2. Select the Boot tab
3. Click Advanced options
4. Uncheck Debug under Detect hal
5. Dismiss Advanced options dialogue by clicking OK
6. Check Make all boot settings permanent in msconfig dialogue
7. Click Apply
8. Click Yes to warning dialogue
9. Dismiss msconfig dialogue by clicking OK
10. Restart your computer (essential for new boot settings to take effect).

[manuelr]

Originally Posted by Stream Recorder

Please try the following:

1. Click Start -> Run, type msconfig and run it.
2. Select the Boot tab
3. Click Advanced options
4. Uncheck Debug under Detect HAL
5. Dismiss Advanced options dialogue by clicking OK
6. Check Make all boot settings permanent in msconfig dialogue
7. Click Apply
8. Click Yes to warning dialogue
9. Dismiss msconfig dialogue by clicking OK
10. Restart your computer (essential for new boot settings to take effect).

thanks but i don't have this :S
Uncheck Debug under Detect HAL

Originally Posted by manuelr

i don't have this :S
Uncheck Debug under Detect HAL

You should have it:


What edition of Windows XP do you have?

[manuelr]

hello,
here what i have



i have Windows XP Professional SP3
i have the same with my Windows XP HOME SP3

Originally Posted by manuelr

hello,
here what i have



i have Windows XP Professional SP3
i have the same with my Windows XP HOME SP3

You have the DEBUG option and it is unchecked on the screenshot.

[manuelr]

so what do i have to do ?