Win10 DVD player even charges 100 yuan. Only some of the free

DVD player charges, win10 users are annoyed, say a good free trial? Windows 10 waiver of the original Media Center (MCE, media center), users still need to take care of a DVD player, Microsoft shelves this new DVD Player standalone application in early August. You can say that Microsoft is considerate, but the DVD Player has annoyed users. On the one hand, because the function is relatively simple, only DVD discs can be played, and the popular Blu-ray is not compatible. The more important point is that the fee is $14.99 (about RMB 93).

It’s clear that almost no one is willing to spend nearly $100 to buy such an app, because there are many other free apps on the Internet that can completely replace DVD Player, but Microsoft doesn’t seem to be a free app. meaning.

There are already a user in Windows 10 & ldquo; feedback & rdquo; application requires Microsoft to provide this free DVD player application, the current proposal has harvested more than 1100 votes.

This time, only those from Windows 7 Ultimate, Professional, Home Premium with Media Center or Windows 8.1 upgrade to Win10 users can get free Windows DVD player, so a clean installation of Windows 10 Users or Win7 HB/HP users can only download the app for a fee.

If you do not meet the above conditions, how to use this DVD player application for free? Share the detailed tips below

Free installation method: • First download the application update patch from the Windows Update server:

Win10 version DVD player application download: 32-bit | |  64-bit, you can choose one according to the system version. The following takes the 64-bit version as an example. The 32-bit only needs to change x64 to x86.

• After downloading, you will get the windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi file;

• Create two folders in the root directory of the C drive: temp, temp2, and then Windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi is placed in temp;

• Open a command prompt as an administrator and run the following command (note that the 32-bit system needs to modify x64 to x86) ): msiexec /ac:\\temp\\windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi /qb TARGETDIR = c: \\ temp2

& bull; and then as an administrator to run Powershell, copy the following text into Powershell carriage return:

Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online -PackagePath c: \\ temp2 \\ InstallDVDAppxPackage \\ cd0c0ffe0ee94518833e70b1e931fcff.appxbundle -LicensePath c: \\ temp2 \\ InstallDVDAppxPackage \\ cd0c0ffe0ee94518833e70b1e931fcff_License1.xml

until you see the next The result shown in the figure indicates that the installation was successful:

You can now see the Windows DVD Player application you just installed by opening the Start menu. Open:

This player The function is relatively simple and can only play DVDs. If you need or are interested, try it out. As for users who have not upgraded Win10 from the Media Center Edition system, can they be installed? You can try it yourself