MFPlat.DLL issues with Windows 10 Pro N

I’ve had problems too getting Plex to work but now it seems to start…
Running a freshly updated Windows 10 Pro N version 20H2 build 19042.330 and mfplat.dll file version 6.2.19041.64 product version 10.0.19041.64 is located in C:\Windows\System32 but this gave me a missing mfplat.dll error.
When I copied this file to the Plex installation directory I got another error, 0xc00007b, indicating the application could not start correctly.
This version worked: https://www.timekills.org/public/mfplat.zip, this is is file and product version 10.0.15063.332
So an older version is required, I think this is to blame on the Plex developers that use an outdated/deprecated library, not Microsoft’s fault…

Hope to help…

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you fixed my Plex

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This was the easiest fix ever!!! Thanks!!!

This worked! thanks

Thanks, this worked for me.

Those having issues installing Media Pack, there is also another way to get it via the OS.

Media Feature Pack for Windows 10 N (May 2020)

Microsoft Optional Features

The Media Feature Pack for N versions of Windows 10 is available for download as an Optional Feature. To install the Media Feature Pack, navigate to Settings > Apps > Apps and Features > Optional Features > Add a Feature and find the Media Feature Pack in the list of available Optional Features. Note, you will not be prompted to restart your computer, but you must restart in order to successfully complete installation of the Media Feature Pack.

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Thank you for this. It did the trick!

This worked for me too kind sir! Can confirm this works on the new version of Windows 2004.

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Just had a Windows update and stumbled in the same error. The suggestion from @mfzarecky_gmail.com saved the day! Quick and effective.

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Exactly the same problem and thanks @mfzarecky_gmail.com for the solution, worked a treat.

If you upgraded Windows and you run into this problem, just look for the windows.old directory, go to syswow64, copy the mfplat.dll file from there and paste it into the c:\windows\syswow64 directory.

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Your file worked thanks =]

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The best way to do this and make sure you get the correct one is via “Add optional Features”

1 - Right Click the Windows Logo
2 - Choose Apps and Features
3 - Click “Optional Features”
4 - Press the “+” sign where it says “Add a feature”
5 - Search for “media pack”

Pick Media Feature Pack and that should do it. (You’ll likely need to restart)

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100% this. Always use direct solutions when the OS provides them (like Microsoft does here).

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worked for me, thank you very much

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its the 3rd of March 2021 and your file still saved my plex server! thank you so much

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brilliant. copied it into my plex instllation path and launched. updated the library as you say and now works. thank you

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