Yatharth Shah

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/vlc-module-in-python-an-introduction/ This might help.

Please provide more details/information to help others solve your problem. Also, is the desktop reading another CDs from the same DVD Reader?

You can host it on some platform like Heroku.

How did you install these modules? Did you pip install it?

Freecodecamp is a great place to learn programming.

https://in.pcmag.com/dvd-burners/124598/how-to-copy-your-windows-installation-to-an-ssd

If possible take a complete backup of your HDD and then try the process. Also, make sure to have a spare computer nearby for troubleshooting.

Have you checked all the motherboard power and data cables? If they are not properly connected, it might be an error. Also, if your motherboard has internal display, try to plug the monitor into it, to check if there is an error with the GPU, or some other problem.

Try to shutdown via the command line. There might be some problem via the Windows Gui shutdown. Also, what happens when you reboot?

If you have installed Windows on the new SSD, it will now become the C: drive and the other drives will be mapped to other drive letters and that will cause some confusion in the system due to absolute file paths. https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-windows_install/how-to-move-windows-10-from-hdd-to-ssd/1a2082d2-aa23-44fe-87a7-77b4e53aa901 . This link might be of help.

Summary Google has delayed implementation of it's 30% charge on Play Store transactions in India following reports that leading developers in the country are interested in the creation of a new Android App store. This new policy is being deferred only in India. They are also "setting up Policy Workshops to help clear additional questions about play store policies." Quotes My thoughts Well, Google is a services company, an the development of a competing service backed by the government is not a good sign, when you have 98% market share, via your Os, and subsequently via your Store. Also, they know that is some market like India will create a Google free Android, it is in their best interests, to consolidate the market. Pixel sales in India, are not impressive compared to the likes of Samsung or Xiaomi, and they would not prefer to miss out on such a huge money maker. Sources https://www.news18.com/news/tech/google-in-india-tale-of-postponed-30-cut-paytm-mini-app-store-delays-dont-hide-big-fault-lines-2934223.html#:~:text=Google is postponing the implementation,Billing Policy to April 2022.&text=The company has delayed the,You grow at our cost. https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/internet/google-defers-move-to-levy-30-fee-to-april-2022/articleshow/78484208.cms https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1253260-indian-government-a-competitor-to-the-play-store/

Dude, it is in testing phase, and has not been launched. Also, not open for citizens, as per my knowledge.

https://www.thehindu.com/business/Industry/paytm-to-open-mini-app-store-for-indian-developers/article32768519.ece https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/internet/centre-open-to-launching-an-indian-app-store/articleshow/78438620.cms In the above 2 sources, many good points have been made, and this measure may be to have less dependence on g-services and apis and to prevent monopoly, as android has 98% market share in India. Also, this if scaled, this could be a competitor, to App stores, and offering services at 2% charges instead of 30%.

True, but I think the major one is Google's play store. There are some apps with malware. Also, ya, Apple may stop selling there, but in order to get out of China, they have invested in India, and the Apple online store just opened a week back.

This is just taking matters in your own hand. Not too far off.