UDF format not playable in windows7 player


  1. karliedo
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    UDF format not playable in windows7 player


    What is the fix for this problem, these are new windows7 computers
    we even installed a second player, if the format is the UDF, it just doesn't do anything    .
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  3. zigzag3143
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    karliedo said:
    What is the fix for this problem, these are new windows7 computers
    we even installed a second player, if the format is the UDF, it just doesn't do anything    .
    Known problem read here. An update is available for the UDF file system driver (Udfs.sys) for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2
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