It has been there since Windows 8.1 and upgrading to Windows 10 defaults all windows features. No matter your screen resolution, when windows opens the settings for your Display the drop down box near the bottom of the settings window is for your Display Resolution, all you have to do is change that one setting and it will automatically refresh the screen so you can actually see things properly, just tell it to revert back and it will work. Try to install directplay : control panel -> programs and features -> turn windows feature on / off -> Legacy Components -> turn on direct play.

However, if lucky all you need to do is on your main windows home screen, just right mouse on your background, and if you can make out the popup menu, just pick the 2nd to last option to get into your Display settings. When you do the screenshot it wont show anything wrong at all, I know, strange, however you cant see anything due to some glitch. By the way, Microsoft killed off Windows Media Center in Windows 10.

You need to get a standalone (real) Blu-ray player or a third-party Blu-ray player app to play a Blu-ray on a Windows 10 PC. Microsoft lacks codec license to support playback of Blu-ray disc on Windows platform. For some reason after I had to redo my hard drive and reinstall windows and such its never accepted that I can run anything involving DirectX 10 and 11. Windows Media Player wont play Blu-ray movie because the protection. I ran DDO on an Acer All-In-One that has a GeForce GT 630M, no, not proud but work with what one can afford and given at the time and have a laptop now that aint much better, however the base GPU is an Intel 4000 chipset. You have the same issue that I had, I never had issues previously until they updated the DirectX drivers and such.

Win 10 direct play