As Windows grows, Microsoft prunes its list of features. Whenever a major version releases, some old features get replaced by new tools while others simply disappear. If your favorite Windows feature dropped off recently, don’t fear — we’ll show you how to get it back. Here are seven recently-deprecated features you can re-enable or simulate in Windows 10. 1. Windows Media Center You probably know that Windows Media Player is Microsoft’s basic audio and video player. Despite not seeing an update since Windows 7, it’s still included with Windows 10. However, the more powerful Windows Media Center — which came…
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