I've tried the last version that SlySoft released, and the most recent version from RedFox. I have tried uninstalling AnyDVD, I've rooted around in RegEdit to remove all keys that contain AnyDVD, ElbyCDIO, and I still cannot get it to run after installing. I've installed it as Administrator, and I've tried running it as Administrator. All fail with this message. I have run it on the exact same hardware before using Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10. But this last time I had to reimage the computer, now it doesn't work. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Sorry, should have put the title in quotes. The error I get is: "Failed to init ElbyCDIO!" I am using Windows Defender, which I have used for years. It installs OK, but won't run.
What happens, if you enter this from a command prompt with administrator rights: net start elbycdio Do you see any messages in Windows' system event messages? Like Service Control Manager: Failed to start elbycdio, because ....
At the command prompt, I get: The service name is invalid. More help is available by typing NET HELPMSG 2185.
This means, that Windows doesn't know the elbycdio driver. It probably isn't present in the Windows registry. Please take a look. Open regedit and navigate to Code: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services Scroll down to "E". There you should find the key "ElbyCDIO". I have a feeling, it is missing on your machine.
Correct. I do not have that key. How do I get it on there? Is there an export I can add to my registry?
Here's the export from my registry. Extract ElbyCDIO.reg from .rar archive. Importing (by double-clicking) ElbyCDIO.reg may/may not work for you...
That worked! I did remove the Security and Enum sections. I'd love to know what that key wasn't added the dozen or so times I tried to install, but thrilled it works again. Thanks!
Trust me, I would love to know the reason. You are not the only person with this problem, and I have no clue, why the key isn't added sometimes.
@James @mike20021969 Thank you so much for your help, guys! IT'S ALIVE!! I mean, it finally works now The registry entry did the magic.
Should I need to add this service if I don't have it on my windows 10 1703 services ? Anydvd works fine.
It's not a service, it's a registry entry to fix a missing one that doesn't tell windows to load the driver. Completely different issue. Sent from my Nexus 6P with Tapatalk
