how do i get windows 11 media player to play mp3 files?

I go to settings. I selected Apps but I do not have the Optional Features option.

Hey

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Cheers!

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Please go to Settings > Apps > Optional features > View features > Search for Windows Media Player Legacy > Install it.

If you have more questions, I'll be happy to help.

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I do not have windows legacy as an option, what now?