![]() I'm experiencing this problem as well, and I know of three other PowerDVD 10 users that are also affected by this exact same issue. Before that, I seemed to be able to play multiple movies just fine. Oddly enough, this only started after I got my new TV yesterday. If I completely restart the computer, I can play one blu-ray successfully-but then if I put in another, or close the program and restart using even the same movie, I have the same problem. It does this whether I use a region unlock program like AnyDVD or not. I have completely uninstalled and reinstalled twice, and even tried upgrading to Cyberlink PowerDVD 12 and it had the same issues (plus was really slow). My antivirus software has not reported any errors. When I load a blu-ray (regular, not 3D), it gets some fraction of the way through reading the blu-ray (usually around 75% or so) then I get a pop-up message saying "The integrity of Cyberlink PowerDVD is at risk" and advising me to check my antivirus software or reinstall. ![]() Using Microsoft Security Essentials antivirus, version 4.2.223.0ĭefault Internet browser is Google Chrome. RealTek High Definition Audio, driver 6., with Logitech 5.1 surround speakers audio settings at 5.1 in OS and PowerDVD ![]() Using NVidia GeForce GTX 560, driver 9.18.13.697, with DVI output to ViewSonic monitor and HDMI output to Insignia NS-55E480A13 HDTV, at 60 Hz - using dual monitor mode (actually triple monitor mode, with extended desktop two monitors on the GeForce and another on the mobo's built-in Intel VGA, but I don't use that for playback). Windows 7 Home Premium SP 1 圆4, using regular user account with admin privs ![]()
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