Hi,
Is there any way of re-intallingg WinDVD BD without using the VAIO Recovery Centre? I have tried the Recovery Centre but Win DVD BD is not on the list of programs that I can re-install. The lady at VAIO Link said the only way of doing it is to do a full system recovery - this would be a nightmare 
I am assuming that the install files must be somewhere within the hard drive recovery area - but where do I look/extract them from if it is at all possible?
Any help would mbe really appreciated.
Obokeeper
The lady at VAIO Link said the only way of doing it is to do a full system recovery
Hi obokeeper,
unfortunately the lady from Vaio Link is correct..
Out of interest what model Vaio do you have.?
Hi Thalamus,
Thanks for your reply - wasn't the reply I was hoping for but that's life and my own fault 
I have just bought an AR51SU.
I was having an issue with blu-ray playback on my TV which I think I have solved (need to have the display just on the TV and not on the laptop as well), but in my hast I un-installed WindDVD BD in order to install a trial version of Win DVD 9 Plus Bluray. Two things I have learned 1) Don't do things in a rush 2) Always check the trial you download will actually play Bluray (Win DVD 9 Trial doesn't!!)
Oh well looks like a loooooong night ahead.
Cheers
Obokeeper
Hi Thalamus,
I know this issue was some time ago but I have unfortunately done the same thing and deleted the WinDVD BD software. I saw that you had sent a private message regarding this issue and wanted to know if there would be a was of reinstalling the application without doing a full system recovery . I still have an issue which still hasn't been resolved. I was trying to solve the problem of my laptop not playing CD's anymore and thought that the issue was to do with WinDVD BD as it was a DVD I was trying to watch . . . As I have now realised this was a crazy thing to do . . . Is there any way around it in order to solve the 2 issues?
