Now install the patch, once this has completed run PowerDVD again, it may say critical updates are needed, I clicked to allow them, once PowerDVD responds again play your HD-DVD and it should work. It seemed to install most of the way and then all of a sudden I got.not blue screen.but snow white screen with lines on the left that vibrated up and down the screen. C:\temp\Powerdvd\setup.exe /S /SMS /f1C:\temp\powerdvd\setup.iss /f2C:\Powerdvd7.log. setup.exe /r to create setup.iss, you'll find it in your windows folder once completed. It does that okay, but then PowerDVD starts up and starts playing the CD at the same time, and with both applications reading from different parts of the CD. Just like previous versions, create a answer file first, setup.iss. I want (and have configured) Windows Media Player to rip audio CDs when I mount them.
Last night I was installing Cyberlink PowerDVD 9 Ultra on my perfectly running Windows 7 Professional (64-bit) computer. I have a new Pavilion dv7-6187cl laptop which works great (Win 7 Home) except for this annoying glitch.
Next install and activate PowerDVD 7.3, if you now try to play a disc it will say incompatible graphics card, so download the CyberLink.5711_TaRe43_DVD090826-05 patch above, now before running the patch go to C:\Windows\Installer (this is a hidden directory so make sure your windows options let you see hidden and system files), delete the contents of this directory, you may get some warnings just click ok. Windows 7 Professional and Cyberlink PowerDVD Ultra. This patch CyberLink.5711_TaRe43_DVD090826-05įirst off connect your HD-DVD drive to your PC and let windows install the drivers for it.As I’ve had a lot of trouble getting my HD-DVD collection to work in Windows 10 I thought I’d write a quick guide to help others and remind myself next time I reinstall or upgrade.
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