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I have no idea what Forum to post this problem in so if I'm in the wrong place please excuse.
Anyway, just in case there is someone here that can help me, here is the problem:
I put a DVD in to play on my PC as I often do but now, starting just today I get a pop up window that says: "Windows Media Player cannot continue because of problem with digital copyright protection" [photo attached].

I went to the Windows help/troubleshooting section but, and I'm embarrassed to say, I still cannot understand what to do to correct the problem.

Can someone help me [in laymans terms].

Thank you

Hi DoctorGallop,

It's a tricky one to try and talk you through, as i'm following the DVD troubleshooter myself. I've skipped the first couple of basic checks, and come to 'Do you need to install or update a decoder?' Have you tried using the links to update your decoder?

Yes this same problem happend to me all i did is un-installed the Windows media player then put it back on again and it worked fine. By this i mean going and downloading it again from the site. It happen to me about 10 weeks ago. and i think it is just were you licence runs out.

Computwiz