This guide will tell you everything you need to know on your Windows device.
How to install q-play.
NB: Q-Play Windows is only supported for Windows 10 and up.
Please note: All settings that can put the screen to sleep, enable screen saver or other similar features must be disabled on the computer.
Prerequisites
- Make sure the display scaling is set to 100%, otherwise some APPs might not scale correctly.
- Connect a mouse to the player.
- Right on the desktop, and select "Display Settings".
- Make sure the "Scale" is set to 100%, hit the save button and close down the window.
Installing Q-Play
- Log in to Q-Play > then go to Players in the left menu, and click on "Add new player" > Search for Windows > Here you can download Q-Play for Windows. Download the file on the PC you'll be using as a player.
- When Q-Play is downloaded, you can open it. If you're using Google Chrome then you can open it, at the bottom of the screen. If you're using Firefox/Edge then you can see it in the top right corner. The file will be called something like: Q-Play_win_vx.x.x_setup.exe
- A window will now pop up asking if you'll allow Q-Play to make changes to your pc. Click on Yes
- Click on the Windows Logo at the bottom left corner and restart PC.
- Your Windows device will now show something similar to the picture below. (NB: If you have multiple displays connected to your PC, then the program will show on the primary screen)

- Your Player is now ready to show content!
Wi-Fi settings:
NB: The guide is made for Windows 10 and up.
Uninstalling Q-Play on Windows.
- Start by connection a mouse and keyboard to the Windows player.
- Press F4 (FN+F4) to close down Q-Play.
- Go to the search bar of Windows in the bottom of the screen - if you dont have a search bar, go to the start menu by pressing the Windows icon.
- Search for "Control Panel", and open it.
- Make sure you are in the Control Panel menu, and not an underlying menu.
- Find the menu "Remove a program", and click on it.
- In this list, find Q-Play, and uninstall it.