What does HRESULT 0xC00D11A9 (NS_E_WMP_WMDM_NORIGHTS) mean?

 
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NS_E_WMP_WMDM_NORIGHTS

Locate the failing contract

NS_E_WMP_WMDM_NORIGHTS is the result to preserve when the protected item exposes no right that permits synchronization to the selected device. Within protected-content transfer to portable devices, this result is raised while processing Windows Media Player and Windows Media Device Manager coordination between the application, secure content provider and device service provider during protected-file synchronization.

Confirm the producer by doing one thing first: query transfer rights and device class restrictions for the exact item.

Evidence from one operation

The security decision represented by this result depends on portable-device identity, WMDM secure channel, transfer certificate, device DRM capability flags, secure clock, content license and transfer transaction. Record device firmware and provider identity, WMDM capability/status flags, secure-channel authentication result, license rights for sync and the transfer-completion status from the same attempt.

A later generic error must not replace this evidence: the original condition remains that the protected item exposes no right that permits synchronization to the selected device.

A defensible test

  1. Preserve this result and 0xC00D11A9 before cleanup, fallback or another media item changes the context.
  2. Compare the failure with a known-good case that changes only the property named by this condition: the protected item exposes no right that permits synchronization to the selected device.
  3. Apply the targeted fix: remove the item or acquire a license permitting device transfer.
  4. Associate it with its current protected-content transfer to portable devices object and the requested action.

Model the rejected precondition

When documenting it, state the rejected input and the expected successor state. The rejected input is demonstrated when you query transfer rights and device class restrictions for the exact item; the successor becomes reachable after you remove the item or acquire a license permitting device transfer. Use a known-good counterpart only as a control; do not replace the failing artifact before its identifiers and hashes are recorded.

Avoid a false conclusion

The protected item exposes no right that permits synchronization to the selected device.

One-attempt evidence

FieldValue
Direct checkquery transfer rights and device class restrictions for the exact item

Other conditions in the same family

ResultWhy it points elsewhere
NS_E_WMP_WMDM_LICENSE_EXPIREDthe device-transfer right has expired even if another action such as local playback remains allowed
NS_E_WMP_WMDM_BUSYanother client or operation currently owns the portable-device transfer path
NS_E_WMP_WMDM_INCORRECT_RIGHTSrights are present but their conditions do not match this device-transfer request

Resolution test

Repair the owner of the check: remove the item or acquire a license permitting device transfer.

  • Do not convert or copy the protected file outside the secure transfer path as a diagnostic shortcut; that tests a different rights model and may consume or invalidate evidence.

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