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"Restrictions set by the broadcaster and/or originator of the content prohibit playback of the program on this computer.”
I have a XPS 420 with Vista. I bought an ATI TV WONDER Digital Turner at the same time. And I have FIOS. I have a CableCard from Verizon that is activated. I had a hard ware problem with the computer, which is fixed now. But I had to reinstall Windows twice. After the first reinstall I learned I had to renter Digital Cable Support Product Key. I don’t know if there are other things I lost with the reinstall. Dell just sent me another turner, but that didn’t fix the problem.
Any ideas?
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I did call Verizon and was told that the card was activated, but he told me he reactivate it again. I had no change. I think (maybe) that my problem might be cuz I had hardware problem with my Dell. Spent many hour with dell tec support. Because they could not fix my problem they have changed the mother board twice, my multi card reader twice, my ATI turner twice, and had me do a reinstall Windows twice back to factory settings. The problem turn out to be the little gray cable like the one CD rom players use for sound. It probably was OK just not plug in right.
I think I lost the settings for Digital Cable TV. I know I lost the digital cable key and that took over three hours with Dell support and all they did was send me another turner. I read on a message board how to install that key.
I'm to point now that I'm going to just call Microsoft and pay them for support?