I FORGET MY CODE FOR MY CAR DVD PLAYER AND YI NEED HELP

If you forget your 4-digit code
If you forget your password, to clear the current pass-
word, follow the procedure below.
1 Press SETUP to display the setup menu.
2 Use the Number buttons to enter the 6-digit number
"210499".
The 4-digit password is cleared. "P CLr" appears on the
display for a moment.
3 Enter a new code as shown above to the left (Rating)

If it can play in a DVD format it should play fine in your DVD player, What country code is the DVD?? what country code is your DVD player??? they have to match... if it's in a AVI format than forget the project... DVD players DO NOT PLAY AVI (welcome to the Micro$$$oft world) you need a Windoze PC to play it...

try 0000

or 9999

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Bafflegab ?!

From the manufacturer's web-site:

http://www.giga-byte.com/Support/Motherboard/Driver_Model.aspx?ProductID=1766

select the "audio" drivers, download them, and install them.

My friend have in car panasonic Cq-vx 100u them forgot the code. now Ineed a defaul code please sir.

In the book with the new remote will be all the codes for a bunch of different brands. Try all the codes under your brands selection. If non of them work, atleast you tried. You can always return the remote.

DVDs come in different versions.
Try using the -R DVDs. Once your DVD recorder finalizes the DVDs they should on any DVD palyer.

Check your manual to find out the finalizing method for your DVD recorder.

I hope this solution is helpful. Let me know.

Just click this below;

http://dvdvideo.co.nz/dvd_downloads.htm


http://www.dvdcodes.net/ordering.php

Hope this may help you;

Regards,
VOTIT
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This problem can often be caused by the DVD player software thinking it is in a region different than your discs. (DVD discs are often encoded with 'region codes' meaning a disc purchased in Asia will not work in a player expecting to see North American discs)

What can happen is the player 'forgets' where it is, and your regioned discs won't play any longer (region free discs should continue to work as will audio CDs ....)

A power surge, random cosmic ray or similar flakiness can cause a player to 'forget' what region it was designed for ....

If that is what has happened you need to 'reset' the region code.

Altho I can diagnose this, I have NO CLUE as to how to do this with a hp DVD player. Anyone out there know how to reset the region codes for this (or generically for a DVD player?)

Thanks!! //cheapz

Have you tryed cleaning the player yet with a disc cleaner or by opening the unit and cleaning off the lens very carefully with a cue tip? try that first . Good Luck