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Windows DRM Video Playback Issues Partially Resolved in September 2025 Update

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Microsoft has partially resolved a known issue affecting Windows 11 24H2 systems, which caused problems with playing DRM-protected video content in Blu-ray/DVD/Digital TV applications. The issue, triggered by the August 2025 preview update, resulted in freezes, black screens, and other playback problems. The September 2025 preview update (KB5065789) addresses some of these issues, but not all DRM-related problems have been fully resolved. The bug affects applications using Enhanced Video Renderer with HDCP enforcement or DRM for digital audio, leading to copyright protection errors and frequent playback interruptions. Microsoft recommends installing the latest update for device improvements and issue resolutions. The issue was acknowledged on September 27, 2025, and the partial fix was released shortly after.

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  1. 30.09.2025 16:47 1 articles · 3h ago

    Microsoft releases partial fix for Windows DRM video playback issues

    Microsoft acknowledged the DRM video playback issue on September 27, 2025, and released a partial fix in the September 2025 preview update (KB5065789). The update addresses some of the problems caused by the August 2025 preview update, but not all DRM-related issues have been fully resolved. Users are advised to install the latest update for improvements and issue resolutions.

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