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STATUS_GRAPHICS_OPM_NOT_SUPPORTED
STATUS_GRAPHICS_OPM_NOT_SUPPORTED is returned before Windows can create or use an Output Protection Manager (OPM) protected-output object. It identifies a missing OPM capability in the display-driver path, not an HDCP authentication failure and not a bad protection-level request.
OPM works with physical outputs. A graphics adapter can expose several connectors with different protection capabilities, so testing one screen or connector does not establish support for another. Applications that use the Protected Media Path normally leave these calls to the platform; a direct OPM client must have a documented non-OPM path when protection is not available.
What to establish
- Identify the adapter, physical connector, and active video output that the caller selected.
- Separate a driver that has no OPM implementation from an output that supports OPM but lacks one requested technology such as HDCP.
- Do not retry the same creation request as if this were a transient link error; capability must change through a supported driver, output, or playback path.
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