By default, Windows XP does not come with compatible DVD decoder software installed. To confirm if you have Windows XP-compatible DVD decoder software on your system: Select Start > Run, type cmd in the Open box, and click OK. Type dvdupgrd /detect and press Enter A Windows dialog box will open with identifying information about the installed software. If No decoders found is displayed, no decoder is installed
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