Windows Media Player has encountered a problem

Windows Media Player has encountered a problem

The first thing you need to do is make sure that the media player supports the file that you are trying to play. You may perhaps have to download the most recent version of windows media player. This can be done at https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/. Check to see if the file it is damaged, try to play another file ending in the same name extension (I.E. wma,wmv,wm,wax).

You can How to Fix Windows Media Player Error And download and install this program. If none of the steps work you can contact technical support at support.microsoft.comor by phone at 1-866-598-0101. They also have online live chat specialist that can assist with this as well.

Windows Media Player has encountered a problem

“RPC” stands for “Remote Procedure Call” or the Microsoft Remote Procedure Call. It is compatible with the Open Software Foundation design or OSF and interoperable with other Data Communications Exchange standards or DCE. RPCs are industry standard Interprocess Communication or IPC mechanisms for client-server communications that are network independent and can work on a variety of network protocols.

It uses IPC mechanisms to establish or setup communications between the client and the server to call program functions on a remote computer. The complex applications that use this level of service require that there be a connection or level of throughput to sufficiently deliver or provide this functionality.

One example is when you are using Microsoft Exchange Server; there should be a connection to reliably keep the flow of data. Error code “0x800706C2” is a Microsoft error code which means “The transfer syntax is not supported by the RPC server” which results to using RPC. One possible reason of getting this error is a slow internet connection or slow network connectivity.

Since this error points to your network connection, check if your internet connection is working. Open a web browser and visit a website then try clicking some links. Verify that you have a working internet connection. If this doesn’t work, try troubleshooting your connection. Disconnect the network cable from the network port at the back of the CPU then connect it back.

See if this works. If this doesn’t work, disconnect the other end of the cable from the Wi-Fi router then connect it back. See if this works. If this doesn’t work, restart the router. If the router has a power button, press it to turn it off then unplug it from the power for about ten to twenty seconds (10 – 20 seconds).

Press any button on the router to drain any leftover power or to power cycle. After this, plug the router back to the power and turn it on. See if this works. If the problem continues, contact your Internet Service Provider.