If you have WMC now, we’ll have a DVD option for you in an update later this year… The main scenario people used WMC for was to play DVD. The great thing about using Windows Media Center to watch TV is you don’t have to watch the averts, the 30 seconds skip button is ideal for whizzing past those annoying adverts but where Windows Media Center really shines is with the power of the PC developers can create application to extend the functionality of Media Center. Gabriel Aul further added, saying a DVD option will be released via future update: Therefore, you should know that any PC that is upgraded from Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 will lose the Media Center functionality, and you can’t get it by downgrading, so think twice before making the jump. We can confirm that due to decreased usage, Windows Media Center will not be part of Windows 10. Uncheck Windows Media Center, and then click on OK. Click on it, and in the list, find and click on the 'plus' sign next to Media Features to expand all of the listed features. On the left-hand side of the window should be 'Turn features on or off'.

Gabe Aul from Windows said the following: To disable WMC, click on Start, Control Panel, Programs and Features. Speaking to ZDnet, the company has now officially confirmed that it will officially remove Windows Media Center from Windows 10, but we should’ve seen this company, especially as Redmond has discontinued development of Windows Media Center in 2009. Albeit it lets you do a lot of things and is pretty versatile, Windows users have gradually resorted to the use of similar third-party software, which has made Microsoft decide to offer WMC just as an add-on Windows 8 Pro and Windows 8.1 Pro. As you know, Windows Media Center is the default digital video recorder and media player that Microsoft pre-loads in its Windows operating systems.

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