Yesterday, I posted that can prevent Windows Media Center from launching on a Windows Vista Home Premium or Ultimate system. Since then, I have heard from a couple of people who have been receiving the same error message but who did not have this Group Policy setting enabled on their systems. After some further investigation, I found another possible cause of this type of error that I wanted to describe here as well. Description of the issue To summarize some information from my previous post, it is possible that launching Windows Vista Media Center will fail and will instead display the following error message: • Title: Windows Media Center • Text: Windows cannot open this program because it has been prevented by a software restriction policy.

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For more information contact your system administrator. The dialog looks like this: I looked at the startup code for Windows Media Center, and found that in addition to the Group Policy setting that I, it is also possible for this error dialog to appear if Windows Media Center is marked as disabled in the Set Program Access and Computer Defaults control panel on Windows Vista.

So, I have Windows Vista Home Premium and Windows Media Player 11. I am trying to sync music to a Sidekick 3. I connect it thru USB, set the sync options in Windows Media Player, select 3 songs from the library, and hit sync. It then says 'Converting File' on the screen for a few minutes. After the sync is complete, I get a message on the Sidekick 3 screen that says '3 unsupported files found.' I then get another message on the Sidekick 3 screen that says 'This device only supports mp3 files.'