Learn how to download and install the Media Feature Pack for Windows 10 N, which provides support for media features such as Windows Media Player, Groove Music, and Skype. Find out which features are excluded from Windows 10 N and how to restore them with the Media Feature Pack.

Resolves a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows Media Player network sharing service that could allow Remote Code Execution if an attacker sent a specially crafted RTSP packet to an affected system. Skip to main content

Learn how to fix common errors and issues with Windows Media Player, such as outdated or corrupted codecs, playback problems, network connectivity, and DRM. Follow the steps to update drivers, run troubleshooters, repair or reset, or reinstall Windows Media Player.

Learn how codecs let you play different formats of audio and video files in Media Player. Find out which codecs are included with Windows and which ones you can install from the Microsoft Store.

Learn how to use the Microsoft 365 Protection Center, the audit log report, the recycle bin, and the version history to restore missing, deleted, or corrupted files, folders, or items in SharePoint or OneDrive. Follow the steps and links for different scenarios and contact support if needed.

Learn how to install the Media Feature Pack for Windows 10/11 N to restore media features and technologies that are excluded from the N editions. Find out which apps and codecs are affected by the Media Feature Pack and how to download them from the Microsoft Store.

If you accidentally delete a file or folder in OneDrive, you may be able to recover it later from the OneDrive recycle bin, and if you're a Microsoft 365 subscriber, you can even restore your entire OneDrive if something goes wrong.

Learn how to share your printer with many PCs on your network using Settings or Control Panel. Follow the steps to set up sharing settings, connect the printer to the primary PC, and find your PC name.

Shared display mode allows you to connect your laptop to audio and video sources in a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) meeting room, sharing content directly from your screen. BYOD rooms are often outfitted with televisions, speakerphones, smart speakers, or projectors you can connect to.

Nearby sharing in Windows lets you share documents, photos, links to websites, and more with nearby devices by using Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. You can share files between PCs that are running Windows 10 or Windows 11.