Windows 10: Error: "pDMR service returned an invalid response, or no response was received."

I've been trying to play music I transfer from my older PC. These are WMA files, but they cannot be uploaded to Google Play Music because it states that the music is "DRM protected." I try importing them into iTunes, but it says that those files are WMA protected. The music was initially downloaded from my CD collection. I don't have a disk drive on the new PC.


I tried using the Digital Rights Update tool, but I am receiving an error while utilizing the tool. The error reads as, "pDMR service returned an invalid response, or no response was received." I'm at a loss on what to do to get my music to play on the new laptop.


Has someone resolved an issue similar to this?

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Hi

For the last couple of days when I try to open websites including my webmail account, Flickr etc on my Nokia Asha 300 I get a 'received a invalid response' message.

I've contacted Vodafone and they've told me it's not a problem with my connection. They believe it's a problem with the phone itself. Does anyone have any ideas how I can fix the problem or do I have to get rid of the phone and buy a new one?



Thanks



Helen