The best workaround may be seeking a free media player for DVD playback on Windows 10. Good news is things will work out eventually and we do not have to rely on Windows DVD player. To what extent does Microsoft think users will accept a DVD player at $15, which does not provide much benefit either? Just imagine how annoying this is, when you insert your DVD disc to the drive, oops! You cannot play it on Windows 10 because you do not purchase the DVD player from its app store. What a nuisance! This is one of the most hateful changes for Windows. Instead, it gears users to purchase the Windows DVD player from Windows app store in order to play DVDs on Windows 10. To our disappointment, Windows has ceased provision of the default media center – Windows media center since Windows 8. Part 1: Why can't directly play DVDs on Windows 10 Part 5: How to rip DVD to a Windows-10-compatible format with Leawo DVD Ripper to play on Windows 10.Part 4: VLC alternatives to play DVDs on Windows 10.Part 3: How to play DVDs with VLC on Windows 10.Part 1: Why can't directly play DVDs on Windows 10.
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