Windows 10: Can't Rename My Movie DVD's Name

I burned a copy of my home movie on a DVD and I want to personalize the name of it.

But all my DVDs show up in my optical drive as being labeled "YesVideo"

I'd like to change the name from "YesVIdeo" to some other name like "Dan's Home Movie" -- but I can't.

If I right click on my optical drive letter that shows my DVD, there is no option called "Rename"

I am logged into Windows 10 under my user name which has Administrator privileges.

I have Windows 10 Pro; Version 2004; OS Build 19041329; Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2202.130.0

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I can't rename my user account

Hello Owen,

Welcome to the Microsoft Community.

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  Are you using a Microsoft account or local account?
  

If you are using local account, I suggest you to follow the below steps to change the user name.

Please follow the steps to rename the user account in Windows 10.

a. In the search box, type user accounts and click on User Accounts.

b. Click on “Change your account name”

c. If it’s prompting for password please enter and click on Yes. If you do not have password click on Yes.

d. Enter the new user name.

e. Click on change name.

If you face any more issues while working with Windows do post on Microsoft Community Forum.

 

Unable to play movie in Windows 10 DVD Player

Hi Michaela,

Thank you for updating on the status. We apologize for the delay in response.

I would like to ask if the movie is in a Blu-ray disc.

I suggest you to update the DVD/CD driver by following the steps below and check for status.

• Press “Windows key + R” and type “devmgmt.msc”.
• Right click on DVD/CD Roms from the list and select
  properties.
• Under Driver tab click on Update button and follow the prompts to update the driver.

Keep us posted on the status for further assistance.

 

Issue with saving edited movie in Windows Movie Maker.

Geethu B.

I tried to repair in the uninstall/change page..... But Windows 10 is not listing MOVIE MAKER anywhere on the uninstall/Change page.... so I can't get to your next step of repair..............

Guess I will try the Clean Boot suggested below........which sounds scarry.

Stan