Windows 10: Windows 10 DLNA, Incorrect Track Order

I want to use Window 10's Media Streaming/DLNA feature for music, and it's sort of working but there's one deal breaking issue: It causes tracks to be displayed in alphabetical order instead of by track number when accessed via DLNA devices. On the streaming PC, the tracks appear correctly ordered in the media player library, it's just not displaying them that way over DLNA. I've tried multiple devices, and it makes no difference. I've also tried other DLNA server programs, and they display the tracks correctly so it's definitely something to do with Windows' DLNA implementation. There must be a solution to this, does anyone know it?

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Windows 10 and DLNA Devices

I had the same problem when I installed Win10 last summer. It was so annoying that I rolled back to Win7. Lesson learned: if it ain't broke, don't fix it. I plan to stay on Win7 until I absolutely have to upgrade the OS. If the track ordering problem
isn't fixed by then, I'll look into 3rd party dlna servers.

Meanwhile, I welcome any other suggestions.

 

Windows 10 and DLNA Devices

Microsoft has become a ripoff, apparently it always has been. The company was just very good at hiding it.

Anyone else get burned on purchasing music tracks that Microsoft over time (years) claimed they couldn't prove they had the music rights and removed tracks without ever refunding you for any of them? Yet claimed the Windows 8 and/or the Windows 10 upgrade would
show the tracks they couldn't verify and they'd all be returned? Or any other cockamamie stories anyone would like to share why your music tracks were removed from your purchased collection?