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Click on the settings button. Click on the about. This will update the computer. PlayReady. Open a new Window and paste edge://flags/, then hit Enter. Click on the CTRL key and F key and enter DRM in the search field. Enable PlayReady DRM. Then locate and disable Widevine DRM.drm settings edge browser.
This problem only happen on my Laptop because i can open Netflix from my Phone and Smart TV. I have tried to do: 1. Contact Internet Provider (cant solve) 2. Contact Netflix (cant solve) 3. Flush DNS. 4. Re-installed and Reset the Netflix app. 5. Update Windows and all of hardware driver. 6. Delete my Antivirus and deactivate firewall. 7.
Go to https://familysafety.microsoft.com and login as parent. Check Game Restriction setting for your child. you can do one of two things. turn off Game restrictions or. Change the Game restriction to Mature. have your child login to PC at this point and they will see Nextflix app in the store which they can download.
If you're using the same account to log into Windows and Edge, you can try changing your Windows account to a local account and. then see if you can make the necessary changes. For Windows 11, you can find the option to switch to a local account by going to Settings -> Account ->. Account Information. In Settings -> Account -> Email & Account ...
I speculate that this issue may have something to do with your Netflix-tied account, so I actually recommend that you contact Netflix's customer support team and tell them about this issue, and maybe they can help you troubleshoot it. Best Regards, Mitchell | Microsoft Community Support Specialist
For your app do the following: Go to Start > type in Apps & features. Click the Apps & features icon. Go down to your Netflix app. Go ahead and uninstall it. Restart your computer. Re-install it from the Microsoft store. Sign in with the same credentials as your Apple TV.
My son is able to watch Netflix without signing into his account, and this is the only app he has where he's able to do this. Is there a way to stop this, or attaching the Netflix app to his account so he has to sign in. The great thing about Xbox is that you can set time limits or block certain apps - but not with Netflix it seems.
Quit Netflix. - Navigate to the Netflix tile either from the Home screen or My Games and Apps. - Press the Menu (or Start) button on your controller. - Choose Quit. Delete Saved Data for Netflix: - Navigate to the Netflix tile. - Press the Menu button. - Choose "Manage app". - Navigate to your Saved Data for Netflix.
For the meantime, check Windows Updates. Go to Settings >> Windows updates >> Check for updates. Also check optional updates and install them if available. Run Surface Diagnostic Toolkit. See: Fix common Surface problems using the Surface Diagnostic Toolkit (microsoft.com) I hope to hear from you soon. Kind regards,
This would be an issue with Netflix rather than windows. First I would recommend uninstalling the app and reinstalling. This may resolve the issue without needing to contact Netflix's customer support team. If that does not work I would contact Netflix's customer support team.