DRM dead after disabling some system services

[omgximfalling]

RIP Digital Rights Management, as it has died on my system after disabling some services I as read "non important" system services so I could free up some memory, ect. For example in Windows Media Player, when I try to play a song that requires a license, it says you need a license to perform the request operation on this media file. It seems as if the media player is no longer able to automatically get licenses. Some help would be greatly appreciated.

If you need any more information just let me know, the media player I am trying this on is Windows Media Player 11. I've had no problems with it before until I disabled these services and then restarted. I don't have a list of the services I disabled either so sorry about that. Please help, I'd love to be able to listen to my music again!! I need to know all of the services required for my Windows XP Professional computer to automatically get the licenses back.

[2 Left Feet]

How did you disable them? through properties or the msconfig utility? A look through of the article at the link instructs on how to set many settings to make your system secure. When going through you will likely find which ones you turned off. http://www.tweakhound.com/xp/security/page_3.htm