It usually ends up fixing the issue or at least alerting us to the presence of virus files that may be blocking your installation. In this case, there are much more automated programs to see if something is up with it, are you familiar with ccleaner? I would like you to run malwarebytes full scan (free program) and ccleaner also free, and be sure to run malwarebytes first, then ccleaner temp file cleaner, and finally ccleaner registry cleaner. (I use malwarebytes on my systems and have never had problems! *This is not a product endorsement or blatant plug in any way!* :) Since you have now posted while I'm writing this, that reminds me of a virus that I once had that would block installations of "known" antivirus programs and block their functions up, it would affect Norton, AVG, and McAfee products. Until next time, stay safe out there.The typical fix is going to have you manually deleting the files and reinstalling AVG, if you are using AVG for antivirus, I might recommend other options that are available that tend to be just as good. If you have any tips for Windows 10 you’d like to share, please let us know via Facebook or Twitter. While you’re at it, remember to keep all software on your PC up-to-date and install an antivirus solution like AVG AntiVirus Free to prevent infections against viruses and malware. What if you don’t want the Windows DVD Player app? No problem, there are free and open source alternatives available, such as VLC Media Player A clean install of Windows, despite this being the preference for many people, won’t work. But in some cases there is the need to completely uninstall AVG in order to reinstall it from scratch or to install another antivirus product on our computer. It’s important to note that to receive the DVD Player app from Microsoft for free you must upgrade Windows 10 from your existing version of Windows. AVG antivirus is a very good antivirus program, by AVG Technologies.
So if you haven’t already upgraded and qualify for the free DVD software, you might want to consider upgrading soon. It’s free for a limited time, but Microsoft hasn’t given any indication as to how long that will be. Windows 8 or 8.1 with Windows Media Center.Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate.
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