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Hi there people!, today i'm bringing you, a quick guide to get the Windows DVD Player App..
I bring to you this, because maybe there is someone that couldn't get the app over Windows Update.. And going through some forums I found the solution
Prerequisites:
-Windows 10 upgraded from Windows 7 (Home Premium, Pro, Ultimate), Windows 8/8.1 Pro with Media Center. If you didn't upgraded, you'll have to pay around $15 to get it, sorry.
1. Download from Windows Update:
For 32bits: KB3081704-x86.cab
For 64bits: KB3081704-x64.cab
2. Make 2 directories, C:\temp and C:\temp2
3. Extract the windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi file from downloaded cabinet file into c:\temp, with 7-zip or any uncompressing program
4. Open command prompt as admin and type (or copy/paste this):
For 32bits: msiexec /a c:\temp\windows10.0-kb3081704-x86.msi /qb TARGETDIR=c:\temp2
For 64bits: msiexec /a c:\temp\windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi /qb TARGETDIR=c:\temp2
5. Open PowerShell as admin and type (or copy/paste this, all one line):
For both platforms:
Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online -PackagePath c:\temp2\InstallDVDAppxPackage\cd0c0ffe0ee94518833e70b1e931fcff.appxbundle -LicensePath c:\temp2\InstallDVDAppxPackage\cd0c0ffe0ee94518833e70b1e931fcff_License1.xml
Congratulations, you now have Windows DVD App as promised.
I bring to you this, because maybe there is someone that couldn't get the app over Windows Update.. And going through some forums I found the solution
Prerequisites:
-Windows 10 upgraded from Windows 7 (Home Premium, Pro, Ultimate), Windows 8/8.1 Pro with Media Center. If you didn't upgraded, you'll have to pay around $15 to get it, sorry.
1. Download from Windows Update:
For 32bits: KB3081704-x86.cab
For 64bits: KB3081704-x64.cab
2. Make 2 directories, C:\temp and C:\temp2
3. Extract the windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi file from downloaded cabinet file into c:\temp, with 7-zip or any uncompressing program
4. Open command prompt as admin and type (or copy/paste this):
For 32bits: msiexec /a c:\temp\windows10.0-kb3081704-x86.msi /qb TARGETDIR=c:\temp2
For 64bits: msiexec /a c:\temp\windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi /qb TARGETDIR=c:\temp2
5. Open PowerShell as admin and type (or copy/paste this, all one line):
For both platforms:
Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online -PackagePath c:\temp2\InstallDVDAppxPackage\cd0c0ffe0ee94518833e70b1e931fcff.appxbundle -LicensePath c:\temp2\InstallDVDAppxPackage\cd0c0ffe0ee94518833e70b1e931fcff_License1.xml
Congratulations, you now have Windows DVD App as promised.
