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NS_E_UDP_DISABLED
What NS_E_UDP_DISABLED means
NS_E_UDP_DISABLED (0xC00D00D1) means uDP transport is disabled for the requested Windows Media operation.
Evidence to preserve
Record the requested transport, client/server configuration, policy or publishing-point setting that controls UDP, and the fallback transports actually offered.
Interpretation
This is a configuration or policy refusal, not evidence of packet loss or a broken UDP socket.
Recovery and verification
Use an enabled supported transport or change the UDP policy through the intended configuration path. Reconnect so transport selection is performed again.
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