Cyberlink Faq Code 0102

[Roman Bayramdurdiyev]

Awhile ago I wanted to watch a DVD, and when it came to the language selection screen and just froze when I clicked 'English'. I opened Task Manager and ended the session, then tried to start the DVD again and it still froze there. I tried a few times, but with it still not working I just gave up.

Around a week later (yesterday), I wanted to watch a different DVD and after the opening scenes (e.g. for my FRIENDS DVD's it gets past the 'Warner Home Videos' opening), when it's about to go to the DVD's main menu, it comes up with the dialog box of 'PowerDVD12.exe has stopped working' and a crash report of 'Cyberlink PowerDVD cannot play back inserted disc. Code = 0102':

I tried to replace the files within the Cyberlink folder from my sister's HP laptop, but all I got was it having audio, no display, and the 'minimize, maximize and close' bar not being there.

I tried doing System Restore back to the 7th, which would just mean I'd get the original files back, but not far enough to the date it froze, but after that I got the message that it was unsuccessful due to my antivirus, I tried two other times with disabling my antivirus and both antivirus and firewall, but it still didn't work.

I uninstalled it from the Control Panel, and went to 'HP's Software and driver downloads' for my PC. I downloaded the recent PowerDVD 12, it went past the FRIENDS menu screen but played only 5 seconds of the disc before it gave me the error message again.

(I noticed that when you install PowerDVD, it asks about loading/scanning files from my computer, after pressing 'next', it loads PowerDVD's home screen, and the loading symbol for the loading of my files freezes for a bit, then the error message appears.)

I uninstalled it again from the Control Panel, found that the PowerDVD files still existed in the Program Files (x86) folder, so I deleted them. After doing this, I restarted my laptop.

Opened up PowerDVD, chose the option to choose particular file destinations to scan, and clicked the trash bin icon on all the folders (Music, Videos and Pictures) and inserted my Twilight disc and it worked!

Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I have looked into your issue about your HP 15-g094sa Notebook and issues with Cyberlink PowerDVD. First try to performing a hard reset.

It ran as if it was the 1st time - so I deselected the default scan folders option as Daiya suggested and also removed all the folders from the particular folders section. I noticed there was a OneDrive\Music folder in there - maybe this was the culprit? Anyhow I figured I don't need PowerDVD scanning my folders. Finished initial setup and voila, no more crashes. Plays back DVDs as well now without crashing.

I can confirm that it worked for me as well. I didn't have to do anything except delete the PowerDVD12 folder from the Appdata\Local\Cyberlink folder and restart the application. Then I just deslected scan and deleted all the folder references. After that it was fine straight away. No need for uninstall/reinstall.

Definitely due to the default scan getting stuck. I too notice the OneDrive\Music folder - I rather think that was the culprit. I haven't tried to get the scan function working. Before I fixed it, I did notice that it was continually searching but finding nothing so I guess it bored and crashed.

You're welcome! I'm super glad I managed to help all you guys! My steps may be the long way around the solution, as @DavidBeare stated but I was stuck for hours trying to figure it out so I was trying anything I could.

Hey, I did this a while ago and the problem solved its self, although now a couple of months have passed and I'm getting the problem again. Is there anything that I can do to solve it fully so it doesn't happen again or not?

Like previous posters have said, I get just past the Disney logo then it starts to freeze and then crashes with the error box appearing after. Any help to try and solve this fully would be greatfully recived.

hi, i have tried all those steps, but got stuck in the reinstallation. i downloaded the cyberlink power software, but in installation the wizard just responds with "this software only works on HP-systems" i have HP-pavillion 17 with windows 8.1

It is most common Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102 condition known as a runtime error (bug). Software developers try to ensure software are free from these glitches until it is publicly released. Tragically, problems like error 102 can be missed, and the software will contain these problems on release.

You might get an error message after software installation that reads "Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102". Once bug has been reported, CyberLink Corporation will react and quickly investigate the error 102 issues. CyberLink Corporation then would need to correct these errors in the master source code and provide a modified version for downloading. So, in these cases, the developer will then release a Cyberlink PowerDVD program update to fix the error message displayed (and other reported problems).

The first time you might experience a Cyberlink PowerDVD runtime error is usually with Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102 at program startup. The three common reasons why runtime errors like error 102 pop-up:

Error 102 Crash - This is a common error 102 runtime error that results in the program completely terminating. Typically this is the result of Cyberlink PowerDVD not understanding the input, or not knowing what to output in response.

Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102 Memory Leak - When a Cyberlink PowerDVD Memory leak occurs, this can result in the device running slow due to system resources running short. Possible causes due to failure of CyberLink Corporation to de-allocate memory in the program, or when bad code executes a "infinite loop".

Error 102 Logic Error - A logic error triggers the wrong output even when the user has given valid input data. This is seen when CyberLink Corporation's source code contains a flaw in data handling.

Commonly, corrupt or missing Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102 files cause these CyberLink Corporation errors, and are sometimes attributed to a current or past malware infection affecting Cyberlink PowerDVD. Ordinarily, installing a new version of the CyberLink Corporation file will repair the problem creating the error. We also recommend running a registry scan to clean up any invalid Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102 references which could be cause of the error.

Usually Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102 errors with Cyberlink PowerDVD happen during startup or shutdown, while Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102 related programs are running, or rarely during the OS update sequence. Notating when Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102 errors occur is paramount in finding the cause of the Cyberlink PowerDVD problems and reporting them to CyberLink Corporation for help.

Most Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102 problems stem from a missing or corrupt Cyberlink Powerdvd 10 Error Code 0102, virus infection, or invalid Windows registry entries associated with Cyberlink PowerDVD.

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