That is correct.
Windows Media Player and Windows 10
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OK. I just want to clarify and confirm. Windows Media Playerwill be available with Windows 10, but Windows Media Center will not be available.... Right? ( I hope so, as I usually use the Windows Media Player on my Windows 7 PC to play my music)
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Anonymous
2017-02-01T22:31:59+00:00 I tried both versions listed at the above location and neither would install in this version of windows 10. Don't know if it is version N or not. how can I find out?
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Anonymous
2017-02-01T22:23:08+00:00 Yes, Media player is buried in the Programs (x64) menu but it does not have the necessary function to play a DVD in D:. It does not show up in the library as it did in previous versions.
If I am wrong please explain how to do it, please.
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Anonymous
2016-10-21T17:02:22+00:00 Hi,
To assist you with your concern on playing music, may we know the following information:
- What is the exact error message?
- What program are you using to play your music?
We'll wait for your reply.
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Anonymous
2016-10-07T16:25:01+00:00 I had no trouble with 10, but the Anniversary 10 will not play the music I ripped from my CDs. It will play the music I downloaded from Amazon. Not happy with this at all.