Infoworld on Ten Things Wrong with Windows 10
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Oh cool, that's not super awesome, but it is better than I thought.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Oh cool, that's not super awesome, but it is better than I thought.
The flip side of that is - if your computer came with a DVD drive, it probably came with some software for playing DVDs. You should still be able to use that software in Windows 10.
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@Dashrender said:
The flip side of that is - if your computer came with a DVD drive, it probably came with some software for playing DVDs. You should still be able to use that software in Windows 10.
Never software that you would want installed, though.
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I don't use a DVD player anymore in a computer. Between Amazon Prime, Hulu and Netflix there is no reason to have a dvd for anything. And if I do at some point need one I have an external one around somewhere I could use.
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Neither do I, I don't have any machines with DVD drives either. But for average users, for your parents or the neighbours or whatever, having the computer play DVDs was a fairly normal thing, I think.
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Business computer users and gamers, not so much.
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Also have the playstation and xbox360 as well.
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@Minion-Queen said:
I don't use a DVD player anymore in a computer. Between Amazon Prime, Hulu and Netflix there is no reason to have a dvd for anything. And if I do at some point need one I have an external one around somewhere I could use.
There are some movies on Netflix that are only available as a DVD, not possible to stream them...
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Lots in fact. My dad actually has that DVD service from them still.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Lots in fact. My dad actually has that DVD service from them still.
Annoying as f***[moderated] too
