Streaming media player error

Hi, I have a brand new yoga 10 tablet and I'm getting a streaming media player error on every streaming video on the internet that I have seen. My friend has the same tablet and everything works fine. I have made a factory default command but the error is still there, I'm getting desperate, does anyone have an idea on this matter?
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Hi calibant,
thanks for posting and welcome to the community. Was reading through your post and wondering if you've updated your table with the latest firmware available? You may want to compare firmwares with your friend as see if you have matching firmware. If it found to be same, I believe there maybe something internally causing this and you will have to seek the assistance of our service team.
Another thing I'd like to as if you downloaded another player are you facing the same issue? How about streaming video such as youtube? do you get the same results?
Hope to hear back.
Regards

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