Using Netflix on your Windows computer or tablet
Welcome to Netflix on your Windows computer or tablet! Use this article to learn about Netflix features and how to set up and sign out of your account. If you’re unsure if your device supports Netflix, follow the steps in the “Set up Netflix” section to attempt to locate the Netflix app. The Netflix app is available on Windows 8 and later. If you are using an earlier version of Windows, you can enjoy diseinuak4web.net from a web browser.
Netflix is available on Windows computers using a Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, or Opera browser, or the Netflix app for Windows 8 or Windows Netflix streaming features on Windows computers include:
Navigation
Browse rows of movie posters: The main diseinuak4web.net page displays rows of TV shows and movies for you to browse. You can also browse genres from the Browse drop-down.
Search: Search for specific TV show or movie titles, actors, directors, or genres from the search box in the upper right corner of the diseinuak4web.net menu bar.
TV Show or Movie Pages: Hover over a specific TV show or movie poster to see additional information, such as a brief synopsis, year(s) produced, or maturity rating. Clicking on the title from within this section will take you to the full description page for that TV show or movie.
Playback: Click on a poster to begin playing a TV show or movie. While your title is playing, use the scroll bar at the bottom of the player screen to fast forward, rewind, or see more options. To exit video playback, select the back button in the upper left corner of your screen. If the scroll bar or back button are not visible on your screen, simply move your cursor until they appear.
Supported Regions
Netflix supports streaming on Windows computers using supported browsers in all regions where Netflix is available.
Resolution
Windows computers support streaming in the following browser resolutions:
Google Chrome up to p
Internet Explorer up to p
Microsoft Edge up to 4K*
Mozilla Firefox up to p
Opera up to p
Windows 8 app up to p
Windows 10 app up to 4K*
*Streaming in 4K requires an HDCP compliant connection to a 60Hz 4K-capable display, Intel's 7th generation Core CPU or newer, and the latest Windows updates. Check with the manufacturer of your system to verify specifications.
Subtitles & Alternate Audio
Select the Audio and Subtitles icon to choose an alternate language track or turn on available subtitles.
On some devices, you can also stream select titles with Dolby Atmos audio, including the models below. For more information on Dolby Atmos, visit our article about using Dolby Atmos on Netflix.
Microsoft Edge browser on a Windows 10 computer or tablet (requires Windows 10 RS3 Build or later)
Netflix app for Windows 8
Netflix streaming features on the Windows 8 App include:
Supported Regions
Netflix is available on Windows 8 in all regions where Netflix is available.
Navigation
Browse genre columns: Click or tap on a genre title to browse TV shows and movies.
Search: Click or tap on the magnifying glass icon in the upper right corner to access search.
TV Show or Movie Pages: Hover over a TV show or movie poster to get a pop-up with information such as a brief synopsis, year(s) produced, or maturity rating. Clicking or tapping on the title within the pop-up will take you to the full information page for that TV show or movie.
Playback: Click or tap on a poster to begin playing a TV show or movie. While a title is playing, use the scroll bar at the bottom of the app screen to see more options. To exit video playback, click or tap in the upper left hand corner of the movie and select the back button.
Cortana Integration: On Windows +, use Microsoft's Cortana voice search to find titles. Example: "Netflix, find Bojack Horseman."
Resolution
Windows 8 supports streaming in p.
Subtitles & Alternate Audio
Windows 8 supports subtitles and alternate audio on select titles, and surround sound when available. Select the Subtitles and Alternate Audio icon at the bottom of the screen to configure subtitle and alternate language audio.
Netflix app for Windows 10
Netflix streaming features on the Windows 10 App include:
Supported Regions
Netflix is available on Windows 10 in all regions where Netflix is available.
Navigation
Browse genre columns: Click or tap on a genre title to browse TV shows and movies.
Search: Click or tap on the magnifying glass icon in the upper right corner to access search.
TV Show or Movie Pages: Hover over a TV show or movie poster to get a pop-up with information such as a brief synopsis, year(s) produced, or maturity rating. Clicking or tapping on the title within the pop-up will take you to the full information page for that TV show or movie.
Playback: Click or tap on a poster to begin playing a TV show or movie. While a title is playing, use the scroll bar at the bottom of the app screen to see more options. To exit video playback, click or tap in the upper left hand corner of the movie and select the back button.
Cortana Integration: Use Microsoft's Cortana voice search to find titles. Example: "Netflix, find Bojack Horseman."
Resolution
The Windows 10 app supports streaming in up to 4K*.
Downloaded titles are available up to p.
*Streaming in 4K requires an HDCP compliant connection to a 4K capable display, Intel's 7th generation Core CPU, and the latest Windows updates. Check with your device manufacturer to verify specifications.
Downloads
Download select titles to watch when you can't be online. See our article about downloads to learn more.
Subtitles & Alternate Audio
Windows 10 supports subtitles and alternate audio on select titles, and surround sound when available. Select the Subtitles and Alternate Audio icon at the bottom of the screen to configure subtitle and alternate language audio.
On some devices, you can also stream select titles with Dolby Atmos audio, including the models below. For more information on Dolby Atmos, visit our article about using Dolby Atmos on Netflix.
Windows 10 computer or tablet (requires Windows 10 RS3 Build or later)
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Select Sign In.
Enter your Netflix email and password.
You are now signed in to your Netflix account. Enjoy!
Netflix app for Windows 8
From the Start menu, select Store.
Bring up the Charms Bar by swiping from the right or moving your mouse to the upper right corner of the screen.
Select Search.
Type Netflix in the search box and press Enter.
Select Netflix from the search results.
Select Install.
If you are prompted to sign in, sign in with your Microsoft information.
Return to the Start menu.
Select the Netflix app.
Select Sign in.
Enter your Netflix email address and password.
Select Sign In.
Your device is now connected to your Netflix account. Enjoy!
Netflix app for Windows 10
From the Start menu, select Store.
Select Search from the upper right corner of the screen.
Type Netflix in the search box and press Enter.
Select Netflix from the results.
Select Install.
If you are prompted to sign in, sign in with your Microsoft information.
Return to the Start menu.
Select the Netflix app.
Select Sign in.
Enter your Netflix email address and password.
Select Sign In.
Your device is now connected to your Netflix account. Enjoy!
To sign out of the Netflix account on your device, follow the steps below.
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From the Netflix home screen, hover over your profile name in the upper right corner of the page.
Select Sign out of Netflix.
You are now signed out of your Netflix account.
Netflix app for Windows 8
From the Netflix app, swipe from the right side of the screen to open the Charms bar.
Select the Settings option on the Charms bar.
Select Sign Out.
Select Sign Out again to confirm.
Netflix app for Windows 10
From the Netflix app, select the More Options icon in the upper right corner.
Select Sign Out.
Select Sign Out again to confirm.
Netflix is available in Ultra HD on Windows computers and tablets. To stream in Ultra HD, you will need:
A Windows 10 computer or tablet with the latest Windows updates installed.
The Microsoft Edge browser or the Netflix app for Windows
A 60Hz 4K capable display (with HDCP connection if external display).
Every monitor connected to your computer must meet these requirements to successfully stream in Ultra HD.Intel's 7th generation Core CPU (i3, i5, or i7 models in the 7xxx or 7Yxx series) or newer, or a NVIDIA GPU that meets these requirements.
A plan that supports streaming in Ultra HD. You can check which plan you're currently on at diseinuak4web.net
A steady internet connection speed of 25 megabits per second or higher.
Streaming quality set to Auto or High. More information about video quality settings can be found in our Playback Settings article.
Netflix is available in HDR on Windows computers and tablets using the Microsoft Edge browser or the Netflix app for Windows.
To stream in HDR content on your Windows computer, your system must meet or exceed the following requirements:
If using integrated Intel GPU:
Windows 10 Creators Update (version ).
CPU: 7th generation Core CPU (i3, i5, or i7 models in the 7xxx or 7Yxx series) or higher processor.
Graphics Driver: diseinuak4web.net series, version or higher.
If using discrete NVIDIA GPU:
Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (version ).
GPU: , , , and cards with at least 3GB of video RAM.
Graphics Driver: () or higher.
If you are unsure if your computer meets these requirements, please reach out to the manufacturer.
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