Miriam Rivera wrote:
My computer has a Window Media Player Error Message C00D10D1 (missing code). The Microsoft ADPCM Format “2” codec is not installed on my PC. Please help me. I will apreciate you cooperation. Thanks, Miriam
I’m looking on my system and Microsoft ADPCM (tag 2) is handled by msadp32.acm.
First check whether you have the file in your system folder. What version of Windows are you on? The file should be in C:\WINNT\System32 in Windows 2000, C:\Windows\System32 in Windows XP 32-bit.
If it’s already there, then it means the registry entry is missing. Start the registry editor, click start, run, then type regedit.exe and press enter. Navigate to the key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Drivers32
Make sure Drivers32 is selected in the left pane. Look on the right and see if you can spot an entry named msacm.msadpcm . If not, you have to create it. Click edit, new, string value, and name it “msacm.msadpcm” without quotes. Then double-click it, and for value, put in “msadp32.acm” also without quotes (I’m just putting quotes to delimit things).
If you didn’t have the file in your system32 folder, and if you’re on Windows XP 32-bit or 2000, get your Windows installation CD and look for a file named MSADP32.AC_ (it should be in the i386 folder). Copy it to your desktop. Then run the command prompt. Start, (all) programs, accessories, command prompt. You’ll be at your home directory: C:\Documents and Settings\username
Type
cd desktop
to get to your desktop. Then type
expand msadp32.ac_ msadp32.acm
It should expand the file and tell you so. On your desktop you should see a new file msadp32.acm. Move that file to your system32 folder (c:\windows\system32 on windows xp 32-bit, or c:\winnt\system32 on windows 2000).
Then do the steps mentioned above to add the entry to your registry.