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The original poster is having trouble ripping CDs on Windows 10, noting that Windows Media Player no longer offers the ripping feature and that the Groove app does not support ripping CDs, leading to frustration and questions about how to do so. A responder clarifies that Groove is primarily a streaming service and not meant for ripping CDs, but reassures that Windows Media Player is still available in Windows 10 and can be accessed via search. Overall, the discussion highlights confusion over CD ripping capabilities in Windows 10 and suggests using Windows Media Player as a solution.

anthony stewart

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I cannot load my cd's into my computer in windows 10. I tried the groove app with one drive and i can't get anything to work. I used to be able to (in windows xp) to stick the cd's in and windows media player would automatically rip the cd in. Now I can't even do that, my WMP has no rip feature, or I can't figure out how to work it. how does the groove app rip cd's? There are no instructions, nothing. I get the feeling that I'm doing something wrong, or my version of windows 10 is different from everyone else's. Windows media player worked in xp and even 8.1. I'm at a loss as what to do. Contact microsoft services direct?
 

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Hi,
from what I can gather Groove is more like a streaming service and not designed to rip like WMP did. The WMP app is still in windows 10 however and if you simply type wmp in the search box up it will pop.

kemical

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Hi,
from what I can gather Groove is more like a streaming service and not designed to rip like WMP did. The WMP app is still in windows 10 however and if you simply type wmp in the search box up it will pop.
 

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