I have a dell inspiron 1750 - which came bundled with cyberlink powerdvd 8.3.1.6107. It will not play the bluray version of Avatar, nor will it successfully update to any newer version. The Cyberlink website offers no update for the Dell bundled software either. Any help?

Purchase the software and you will be provided with the activation key.

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I HAVE CYBERLINK POWER DVD SOFTWARE (DELL PART CODE K825R) AND POWER DVD 8.2 (DELL PART CODE M078R) ON MY DELL DESKTOP.POWER DVD IS NOT PLAYING DVD

It is time to update the software. I suggest yo use Cyberlink PowerDVD and update the software. Please follow the steps below: To update the Cyberlink PowerDVD software:

1. Connect to the Internet.
2. Open the Cyberlink Power DVD application.
3. Click the arrow in the upper left hand corner of the window next to Cyberlink PowerDVD.
4. Click on Update Now
5. Follow the prompts to install the update

I had the exact same problem with my LG model GH22LP20 DVD drive. This is how I solved my problem:

I finally solved this problem. It was a Cyberlink software problem; specifically the software bundled with my DVD which was a Cyberlink Suite w/ PowerDVD 7.0.

After going 3 - 4 rounds, via email, with Cyberlink tech support in India I finally got them to put down their "100,001 mindless ways to solve a software problem" manual and they emailed me a link to download a slightly newer version of the software; it was Cyberlink Hi-Def Suite, w/ PowerDVD 7.3.

I uninstalled my bundled software, and installed the newer software they gave me. After installing the newer software everything worked perfectly. If you're still having problems and have the same software version I started with, keep bugging Cyberlink tech support (be patient and diligent) until they acknowledge it's a software problem and send you a download link for a newer version. Good luck!

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Have you lost the capability to play DVDs? If so, it's not a driver issue but a program issue. Your machine probably came with Cyberlink's Powerdvd program but, if you don't have it, you can download VLC media player for free. Not as snazzy but it will let you watch a movie.

Here's what's happening... software companies like CyberLink subscribe to the Macrovision requirements for playing DVDs and protecting copyrighted materials.

Macrovision has approved numerous video cards for what they call "TV Out" which allows the movie to be displayed on your TV.

Unfortunately, your Dell Inspiron does not have a Macrovision approved and supported video card in it, so it gives instructions to the computer to disable TV Out and not allow it to play anywhere besides the computer.

There are newer versions out Cyberlink PowerDVD out now. Perhaps getting their new software would fix your problem. However the newer versions of PowerDVD will cost you a few bucks. There may be free software that plays the Blu-Rays. I'd definitely look around before buying the software.