What's summarize i have a no programs in my computer can play movies or shows

There is a difference between a CD "music usually or data" and "DVD". Some players/computers only play CD's. Some are DVD/CD players/writers. Which is yours. If you have a CD player, it will never play a movie. Put in #1.a CD and try. If it works good. Then put in #2. a DVD it might not be a DVD player. Past that it would be a defective player. Get a lense cleaner disk at y computer/variety store". Insert it in your computer and run the program.lay a movie. If it is scratched or dirty. Clean and try again. No luck, You have a bad player of software issue. The Disk player can be slid out and replaced at any computer store. $59? Good Luck. John

1. Clear browser cookies
   Your browser may be referencing an out-dated or corrupted setting in the cookie file.
   1. Go to netflix.com/clearcookies to clear the Netflix cookie. This will sign you out of Netflix.com.
   2. Select Netflix Home, then Member Sign In to log back in and play your movie or TV show again.
2. Restart your browser
   Sometimes restarting your browser can clear this issue.
   • Quit your browser, restart it, and play your movie or TV show again.
3. Try another browser
   A browser extension, plug-in or add-on may be causing this error. Try playing your movie or TV show in another browser.
   • If you're unable to play your movie or TV show in multiple browsers, there may be a problem with the Silverlight Plug-in used by Netflix.com.

try this
You may be running an outdated version of the Silverlight plug-in, or the plug-in may have become corrupted.

To uninstall the Silverlight plug-in:Windows 8

1. Quit all open browsers - including this window! You may want to print the following steps.
2. Swipe from the right edge of the screen, then tap Settings. (If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, then clickSettings.)
3. Select Control Panel
4. Underneath Programs, select Uninstall a program.
5. Locate and select Microsoft Silverlight
6. Select Uninstall

Windows 7/Vista

1. Quit all open browsers - including this window! You may want to print the following steps.
2. Click on the Start Button
3. Select Control Panel
4. Select Programs & Features
5. Locate and select Microsoft Silverlight
6. Select Uninstall

Windows XP

1. Quit all open browsers - including this window! You may want to print the following steps.
2. Click on the Start Button
3. Select Control Panel
4. Select Add or Remove Programs
5. Locate and select Microsoft Silverlight
6. Click Remove

To install the latest version of the Silverlight plug-in:

1. Navigate to the Watch Instantly home page and click play on any title.
2. Follow the prompts to download and Install Silverlight on Your Windows PC.
   • See our Complete System Requirements for Silverlight to make sure Silverlight is compatible with your computer.

if your using Firefox

From the black screen:

1. Click the orange Firefox button in the upper-left corner of the browser window.
2. Select Options.
3. Make sure there is a check mark next to Add-On Bar.
4. A bar should appear along the bottom of the browser window. In the bottom left corner of the bar, click the red stop sign.
5. Click Disable on movies.netflix.com.
6. Press the back arrow to return to the Instantly Watch home page.
7. Try playing your movie or TV show again.

If disabling Ad Blocker causes you to see ads when streaming from Netflix, please see our Ads and Pop-ups When Streaming to Your PC or Macarticle.

you may have togo and download movie player,or what ever programe you will need.it must say what you need when trying to play a movie.

Hello,

Try doing a system restore to revert the changes made in your computer.

Click on the Window Button > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore

Select a date when the problem was still not there. Launch the restoration point.

It should work. I hope this helps!

David

First you will have either copy and pate the movie or download it to your usb drive

One of the benefits of putting files on a USB flash drive is that you can make any type of file portable.

This includes not only documents, spreadsheets and photos, but also media like video clips and movies.

If you have movies saved on your flash drive that you want to view, watching the movies directly from the USB drive is a simple process and can be achieved on almost any computer.

Connect your USB drive to the device on which you want to watch your movies.

This includes all USB-compatible computers, as well as some select television-compatible devices (like the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 or Sony Media Extender).

Launch the file explorer application on your device.

In Windows, access this utility by accessing the "Computer" application and then double-clicking the USB drive to display the files.

If you are trying to watch the movie files on a compatible television device, look for a "media," "device" or "USB input" application or button to bring up the file explorer.

Select the movie file you want to play.

In Windows, do this by double-clicking on the file.

The appropriate media-handling program should automatically launch and begin playing the movie automatically.

If you are using a television device, select the file from the list of compatible files in the device's internal explorer system.

hope this helps

If it is your cd-dvd rom, or your dvd's, your movies would skip, freeze, like any other movies players such as a scratch dvd played on your home dvd player. So,
did this happen before any updates to your o/s, such if you are using windows media player to play your movies?? If not, it could be a software issue, where some updates will bring your programs up to date, but uses more cpu/memory and even your GPU (graphic processor) and thus cause your movies or video to play back slowly because your computer hardware is underpower to handle the up to date versions., or it could be vise versa where your program will needs an update to the newest version to play. (Usually like adobe, java to watch youtube or online videos). You might want to see if you can play with another program and see if you get different result, or maybe undo your update to previous version.

What program are you trying to use to play these movies? Windows Media Player will play some, but not others - I highly recommend Nero, WinDVD, PowerDVD or similar programs.

Question - are you able to browse the contents of the DVD drive in My Computer? Even if the movie doesn't play, you can still see the files (there will be an AUDIO_TS and a VIDEO_TS folder, which a bunch of VOB files under the latter).

If you can see the files, but movies won't play, you just need the appropriate DVD playback software.

Hope this helps - remember to rate :)

You have software issues. For a program to play back on a computer, the computer has to have installed the program that was used to make it. Conversely, if you make a file in your computer, your dvd unit has to have the program in it to recognize and play it back.

First, you need a program on your computer that searches for connected digital video devices. Like Windows Movie Maker! Look for Windows Movie Maker on your laptop. If found, bring it up and there should be a task panel on the left side. Near the top, there should be something that says "Capture from video device". (Or something close to that.) Click on it and Windows Movie Maker will search for connected video devices. It should find you camera and will show you what you need to do. (Make sure your camera is turned on play mode.) Windows Movie Maker is a very easy to use program and allows you to add music, transitions and all kinds of cool effects to your videos. If you have any questions, please ask.