10 replies to this topic

[Brandonador]

Ok, I'm a member of AOL (because my mom insists that I have Parental Controls xD), and she doesn't want me using Firefox or Mozzila because she thinks and my step-dad thinks they won't be able to monitor me properly. So, anyways, when I try to play a music video from AOL I get this message prompt:

"Windows Media Player cannot play the file. If the file is located on the internet, connect to the internet. If the file is located on a removable storage card, insert the storage card."

Error Code: C00D10B3

I have looked everywhere.. searched and searched.. but coudn't really find anything. I tried what a Microsoft support Article said, to make it so the Windows Media Player could connect to the internet, and that didn't solve the problem.

So, I'm asking for your help, please. It's driving me nuts!! hehe. Thanks.

Brandon

[amiswebos]

well did u download the clip to ur desktop ? or are u seeing it off the site aol ?

[Brandonador]

Seeing it off the site from AOL.

From here:

http://music.aol.com....adp?category=7

Thanks!

Brandon

[amiswebos]

hmmm.. mines says the same thing ... o wait i found something

Why do I get error C00D10B3 when I try to stream content?

Error message: "Windows Media Player cannot play the file. If the file is located on the Internet, connect to the Internet. If the file is located on a removable storage card, insert the storage card."

Your Internet connection is blocked. This could be caused by your computer's firewall or Windows Media Player may be set to work offline.

To confirm that the Player can connect through your firewall, you should review your firewall documentation and make any necessary adjustments.

To see if the Player is set to work offline, click the File menu in the Player to verify if a check mark is displayed next to the Work Offline command. If it is, to clear the check mark and enable the Player to connect to the network, click Work Offline.

Note that if you are trying to play the file from a computer in your office, your corporate network administrator may prevent the Player from accessing the Internet, even if you remove the check mark next to Work Offline. In this case, contact your network administrator for more information.

If you want to continue to work offline but allow Windows Media Player (Windows Media Player 9 Series or later) to connect to the Internet when it needs to, you can do the following:

1.


In the Player, on the Tools menu, click Options.

2.


In the Options dialog box, on the Player tab, click Connect to the Internet (overrides other commands).

For earlier versions of the Player, in the Microsoft Knowledge Base, see article 317101, "Error Message: Windows Media Player Error C00D10B3 - Unable to Access the Network."

Hope that helped

[Brandonador]

I have tried all that, it still doesn't work.. It was just working fine, like last Friday, and now it.. just won't work now.. .

Brandon

[amiswebos]

did u get any code ??? like another code error ? what does it say now

[Brandonador]

I figured it out. Thanks for your help though!

[amiswebos]

lol thx

Amiss--

[Faken]

So what was the issue??

Dan

[amiswebos]

he was trying to play a video on aol.com and it would not show and the same happen to me but then i went to microsoft.com and found out how to fix it but he found another way =) so yeah thats what happen

[raidsilver]

I can't replicate the problem. AOL's player pops up for me.