

Windows Vista Media Player (for N and KN editions) Microsoft Support: Windows 7 – N and KN Editions.Download the Windows 7 Media Feature Pack from:.Windows 7 Media Feature Pack (for N and KN editions) Microsoft Support: Windows 8 – N and KN Editions.Download the Windows 8 Media Feature Pack from:.Windows 8 Media Feature Pack (for N and KN editions) More information: Microsoft Support: Windows 8.1 N and KN Editions.Download the Windows 8.1 Media Feature Pack from:.Windows 8.1 Media Feature Pack (for N and KN editions) More information: Microsoft Support: Windows 10 N and KN Editions.Download the Windows 10 Media Feature Pack from:.I have listed the download links for the different Media Feature Packs below: Windows 10 Media Feature Pack (for N and KN editions) Installing the Media Feature Pack for Windows will make the N and KN editions identical to the normal Windows edition (with the addition of those extra links for K editions). It has links to other competing IM/MP software, but also does not include Windows Media Player, Windows Media Center, or Windows DVD Maker. Windows K: This edition is sold to South Korean markets and comes pre-installed with links to other competing instant messaging and media player software. This was due to sanctions by the European Union (EU) against Microsoft for violating anti-trust laws. This is the version sold to the European market and is missing Windows Media Player, Windows Media Center, and Windows DVD Maker. Windows N: Has multimedia support removed from the OS install.

After some research, this is what I’ve found: I’ve wondered what these were and if I should avoid using them. Many MSDN customers may notice Windows editions (Starter, Professional, Ultimate, etc) that have N, K, or KN designations.
