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By inserting the DVD into your computer, you should be able to open it in VLC without any fuss; however, if this doesn't work, you can force VLC to open the DVD by following the rest of the steps in this method. Make sure that VLC media player isn't open, then do the following: Insert the DVD into your computer's DVD drive. Click the Select to choose what happens with DVD movies. notification in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Click Play DVD Movie in the pop-up menu that appears in the upper-right corner of the screen. As long as VLC remains installed, this option will be selected by default when inserting a DVD in the future. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. If your computer doesn't present you with a notification when inserting the DVD into the DVD drive, you can select the DVD from with This PC and force it to open in VLC from there. Click the folder-shaped icon in the lower-left side of the Start window. The File Explorer window will pop up. You'll find this option in the left-hand sidebar of the File Explorer window. Doing so opens the This PC app. You may have to scroll up or down in the left-hand sidebar in order to find This PC. In the "Devices and drives" section near the bottom of the window, you should see a disc-shaped icon with the DVD's name above it. Right-clicking this icon prompts a drop-down menu. If your mouse doesn't have a right-click button, click the right side of the mouse, or use two fingers to click the mouse. If your computer uses a trackpad instead of a mouse, use two fingers to tap the trackpad or press the bottom-right side of the trackpad. This option is in the drop-down menu. Doing so will force the DVD to open in VLC media player, where it will begin playing after a few seconds. Most DVDs will require you to click Play on the DVD title screen before the movie will begin.

summary: Attempt to play the DVD automatically. Open Start . Open File Explorer . Click This PC. Right-click your DVD's name. Click Play with VLC media player.

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Proper hydration can help mucus stay loose and not get caught in your throat as easily. Aim for about 8 glasses of water a day, although if you're sick with a cold you may need to drink slightly more than this as you'll be producing more mucus. Water keeps your throat lubricated, which reduces phlegm production. Drink water with meals instead of other beverages and have a bottle of water nearby while you're at work or relaxing at home and sip on it periodically. Smoking not only results in a litany of other health problems, it's very bad for your throat. Not only does smoke irritate the vocal folds, tobacco use makes you more susceptible to infections resulting in more colds and flus and therefore more mucus. Ditch the cigarettes while trying to clear out your throat and look into plans for quitting long term. If you have phlegm stuck in your throat, alcohol and carbonation should be avoided. Carbonated beverages, even carbonated waters, can irritate the throat and create unnecessary phlegm. Alcohol not only irritates existing phlegm, it lowers the immune system which can prolong your cold or flu, meaning your throat will take longer to clear out.

summary: Drink plenty of water. Do not smoke. Drink alcohol and soft drinks in moderation.

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Fortunately, foundation doesn't have to be expensive to be good. Look for a liquid foundation that's relatively creamy, and if possible, one that contains silicone. Most importantly, you want to buy a foundation that matches your skin tone. Use a cosmetic sponge to apply your foundation, and make sure that you don't put it on too thick, as that will just accentuate any wrinkles or bumps that you have. You can hold the bottle up to your neck to get a good idea of your face's skin tone. Face primer contains light diffusers and are great for diffusing light, smoothing skin, and drawing attention to all the right places. Apply face primer to your shoulders, arms, legs, and even your back to achieve a smooth, brilliant look. Instead of buying an expensive primer, consider using a little baby powder instead. Primer is typically pretty expensive, but you can usually get it at a great discounted price. You can look through your Sunday paper for sales and coupons, often combining the two for an even better deal. Buy a brown-toned bronzer while avoiding orange or metallic bronzers, which give an unnatural look. With a wide make-up brush, apply bronzer to all areas of your face and collarbone that would naturally tan first: your forehead, your cheek and jaw bones, and your nose. Lightly dust your face and collarbone with bronzer to draw attention to specific parts of your face and shoulders, while smoothing out the appearance of the rest of your face. Choose a bronzer by what color you are when you tan naturally. Bronzers usually come in three shades: light, medium, and dark. So, if you are fair complected or just don't tan much at all, you'll want a light bronzer. Bronzer is another typically expensive product. As with primer, look through your local advertisements for a sale on cosmetics.
summary: Apply a good foundation. Rub face primer on your shoulders. Use a bronzer on your face and collarbone.