Windows DVD Player App For Windows 10

Great, I just upgraded a legit 8.1 WMC PC and this stupid Windows Store wants to me pay 15 for the DVD player :|

I will set Mpc-HC on my mother's laptop to play dvd.. OK...

 

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You can obtain the link for the package in post #3 in this thread.

And replace the x64 strings with x86.

 

But how can I update the app if an update comes available?

 

It would likely download through the store like the rest of the apps.

 

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Don't work for me also

 

Working here

 

What is your method ? Please

The application is installed before I integrates the latest updates, I try with Powershell and changing the msi, but nothing

Edit : maybe he do not be synchronized microsoft account ?

 

To be honest, it seems to be completely random whether this works or not no matter what method you use lol

It's not the greatest DVD player anyway. Too much stutter. You really are better off just using an alternative player like VLC Media Player or Media Player Classic with K-lite codec pack or LAV Filters installed. Then you can pretty much play anything.

 

Anyone have link for last update ? Please

 

I tried this and got the following error message:

Yes I looked up how to open both of those as admin and that's the error I get.
Help !?


EDIT: Looking back this is for x64 (32 bit?) whereas I believe I need x86 (64 bit) ?

Any solution?

 

Is there an update available?

 

x64 is 64bit, x86 is 32bit.

Are you pasting that script into powershell, not into a command prompt?

 

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Update:
htt_p://ms-vnext.net/UpdateArchive/
(KB3106246)

 

Remove selected with ORCA.
See Attachment

 

No need for ORCA, vbs script is good enough:

Spoiler

Code:

' Usage:
'
' cscript <name_of_file>.vbs
'
' script by dumpydooby (modded by ricktendo64)
Option Explicit
Dim ws, installer, fs, db, view, record, x
Set ws = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set installer = WScript.CreateObject("WindowsInstaller.Installer")
If WScript.Arguments.Count <> 0 Then
For each x in WScript.Arguments
ProcessMSI x
Next
Else
If fs.FileExists("windows10.0-kb3081704-x86.msi") Then ProcessMSI "windows10.0-kb3081704-x86.msi"
If fs.FileExists("windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi") Then ProcessMSI "windows10.0-kb3081704-x64.msi"
If fs.FileExists("windows10.0-kb3106246-x86.msi") Then ProcessMSI "windows10.0-kb3106246-x86.msi"
If fs.FileExists("windows10.0-kb3106246-x64.msi") Then ProcessMSI "windows10.0-kb3106246-x64.msi"
End If
'**********************************************************************
'** Function; Query MSI database                                     **
'**********************************************************************
Function QueryDatabase(arrOpts)
On Error Resume Next
Dim query, file, binary : binary = false
If LCase(TypeName(arrOpts)) = "string" Then
query = arrOpts
Else
If fs.FileExists(arrOpts(0)) Then
file = arrOpts(0)
query = arrOpts(1)
Else
query = arrOpts(0)
file = arrOpts(1)
End If
binary = true
End If
WScript.Echo query
If binary Then
Set record = installer.CreateRecord(1)
record.SetStream 1, file
End If
Set view = db.OpenView (query) : CheckError
If binary Then
view.Execute record : CheckError
Else
view.Execute : CheckError
End If
view.close
Set view = nothing
If binary Then Set record = nothing
binary = false
db.commit : CheckError
End Function
'**********************************************************************
'** Subroutine; Check errors in most recently executed MSI command   **
'**********************************************************************
Sub CheckError
Dim message, errRec
If Err = 0 Then Exit Sub
message = Err.Source & " " & Hex(Err) & ": " & Err.Description
If Not installer Is Nothing Then
Set errRec = installer.LastErrorRecord
If Not errRec Is Nothing Then message = message & vbNewLine & errRec.FormatText
End If
Wscript.Echo "" : Wscript.Echo message : Wscript.Echo ""
Wscript.Quit 2
End Sub
'**********************************************************************
'** Function; Push changes to MSI                                    **
'**********************************************************************
Function ProcessMSI(file)
Set db = installer.OpenDatabase(file, 1)
On Error Resume Next
QueryDatabase("DELETE FROM `LaunchCondition` WHERE `Description` = 'System must be eligible for MS DVD License'") 
Set db = nothing
End Function

 

can i delete old version? it seems that this new version can also be installed to 10240 build.