At this time, there is no “Metro” version of Windows 8 so you’ll need to watch your DVDs from the Windows 8 Desktop interface. If you’re like me, avoiding Metro will be no hardship. VideoLAN, the ...

ok, I usually run my PC at 1280*960 resolution.(double of 640*480)<BR>Well, when I launch WinDVD or PowerDVD, it usually comes up as a window. no problem, no stuttering, no weird 'feathered' images.

than Windows Media Player. Are there any free ones available? A: Windows Media Player is Microsoft’s free software for playing audio and video files, and it comes with most versions of Windows. You ...

When you install Windows 8 on your system, you gain access to a number of new features. Some are clear upgrades over previous versions of Windows—the new system-wide search, for instance—while others ...

Q: I like to watch DVD movies on my computer. I'm using InterVideo WinDVD software (version 4), which came with the PC. I don't have any problem with it, but I keep getting this pop-up recommending ...

If you purchased a computer within the last two years, you most likely have Windows Millennium as your operating system, which includes DVD player software. However, many people aren’t aware of this ...

It’s not uncommon for Windows updates to cause problems on your computer. Last week, there were reports that Microsoft had ...

Microsoft recently acknowledged that Windows updates released in August or later could make playing DRM-protected media a ...