Having the same problem. Been working fine on PowerDVD 9 since December. Then I got Boondock Saints II and started getting CODE=0107. I thought it needed an update, but the update didn't fix it. I sent the movie back unwatched not wanting to deal with it. Then I get Pirate Radio and I'm getting the same problem.

I thought maybe and update had caused the problem but the only things it looked like got installed / updated were Java and Google Earth. I uninstalled both and it didn't fix it.

I upgraded to PowerDVD 10 Ultra and it still won't play a Blu-Ray. The only thing that looks different is that now when it tries to play a Blu-Ray it flickers the screen to black several times before the error comes up. I don't remember the screen flikering like this before when it was working.

Last thing I tried was uinstalling PowerDVD 10 and rebooting then reinstalling it. Didn't fix anyting.

Attached are my BDAdvisor Logs.

Download AnyDVD From SlySoft.com and your problems will be over. The problem is with powerdvd they dont have all the new codes to be able to play the new Blu-Ray's, but if you download AnyDVD even the trial version it breaks the codes and enables PowerDVD to work again.

It's not a codec issue.

I'm more interested in fixing the PowerDVD problem in the moment than working around it.

Im Sorry you may have missinterprited me when I said codes, I did not mean codecs. What I was refering to was the new encription codes that Sony puts on all new Blue-Ray's. The real problem is and PowerDVD will not tell you, is that PowerDVD has not been Paying Sony Pictures for the new unlock keys for the new encription codes that come with all their new Ble-Ray thus permitting you to play Blue-ray over digital cables. This is a copy protect thing... SlySoft is a company that dedicates itself and has developed software like "AnyDVDHD" that scans the Blu-Ray breaks, and unlocks the encriptions. It Resolved my PowerDVD problem. I downloaded AnyDVDHD from SlySoft.com and now when I load a Blu-Ray AnyDVD scans it, unlocks it and PowerDVD automaticly starts up and starts playing it. Its great that was the problem, no more error 0107. The free trial version works and when it would expire I would deleat it and download a new version. I have since purchased the the full version because they continually send me updates with new encription code breakers

No it was I that typo'd.

It's not a code issue. It won't play any blue ray movies, even ones that played fine in the past.

I am familiar with Slysoft's software. I have used them in the past, but I refuse to pay almost $90 for a piece of software, to fix another piece of software.

If you are getting error 0107... I hoped that I could help you, because I remember I was so frustrated when this was happening to me, I had bought PowerDVD like you just to be able to play Blu-Ray on my computer and when it one day stopped working and like youreself started getting error 0107 switch to analog cable I was pissed-off, but fortunately someone in this forume helped me. Take care and good luck, hope you try what I suggested I think you will be pleasently surprised.

The error message sends you on a wild goose chase!..............
In my case the error had nothing to do with using a digital signal !!!!!
If you are running 2 screens in "clone" mode then simply switch that off so that the signal only goes to the screen you want.

My problem was a loose HDMI cable...

I got the 0107 error message also. Nvidia control panel listed tv (Mitsubishi WD65737 ) as not HDCP capable when I just watched a blue ray the night before. That model is HDCP capable. Reinstalled software did not work. Read many forums and 1 person suggested unpluging the tv waiting 15 sec and repluging the tv outlet. Mitsubishi tvs are noted to have black screen of death and now HDCP capable issues.

Quote: Download AnyDVD From SlySoft.com and your problems will be over. The problem is with powerdvd they dont have all the new codes to be able to play the new Blu-Ray's, but if you download AnyDVD even the trial version it breaks the codes and enables PowerDVD to work again.

TOTALLY worked for me with this error code.

Just downloaded AnyDVD, restarted -- it accessed the disk, then I could play in PowerDVD.

Hello,

AnyDVD fixed the issue for me, too, however I have the following question:

In order this to work I need first to start AnyDVD every time - as if it starts some process and loads something that fixes the PowerDVD 9 (Version 9.0.3530.52) error 0107. However, after a fresh reboot the PowerDVD 9 does not work and gives the same error.

As AnyDVD is a trial version was wondering what would I need to do after 21 days it expires.

Do you have a fix, so that it does not require to start AnyDVD first.

I tried upgrading to the latest PowerDVD 9 and actually broke it, so I had to uninstall and reinstall the OEM version I received with the LG BD Writer - WH12LS39.

Would appreciate any help.

Thanks,