Windows 10: Why in windows 10 can I not play DVD's, connect my Android Phone, or my Sades gaming...

I'm so upset with Windows 10. First I wanted to play a DVD a while back. So I put it in the DVD player and nothing. I played around for hours installing different DVD players, and uninstalled Windows Media and reinstalled. Nothing. It works fine on my Windows 7 laptop right out of the box. Then my Android phone, same thing, works immediately from Windows 7, nothing at all on Windows 10. Now, I have a Sades gaming headset I want to use. I try to run the install on Windows 10 and it doesn't recognize that my headset is plugged in. If anyone can explain to me why windows 10 doesn't work nearly as well as Windows 7 in this regard, and help me with my specific problems, that would be awesome. I've spent too many hours trying to install stuff with no success. I'm getting ready to go buy a Mac.(and I've used windows exclusively for 20 years already) Argh!

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$.10 android apps

Not sure if anyone's seen this yet, but they have $.10 (yes, 10 cents) android apps on the Android Market to celebrate 10 BILLION downloads. So far I've picked up Tetris, Need for Speed Shift, SoundHound amd ADWLauncher EX. There were several other games that were listed, including ones too good for my phone *Frown

 

Sades Drivers Not Working

I got a pair of sades SA-902, but when trying to run the drivers (setup wizard), it says, "Please connect the Sades 7.1 Ch Gaming Headset." I didn't use the disk, because my computer does not have a disk drive. I am running Windows 10.

 

10 Must have Android Softwares for every Android phone?

1. ES file explorer. Transmits between android devices, and windows shares/NAS devices. I can use it on my phone to load files off my NAS and play them with...
2. MX player. Be it the play store version or the public alpha/beta releases, its ridonculous. With their custom audio codec and the new beta, i can play 1080p H265 HEVC 5.1 channel audio on my phone, and my shitey android TV box.
3. Adaway. You need root, but a system wide ad blocker is amazeballs. No popup adds in freeware games!