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@paulsor i’d uninstall the Netflix and inputstream.adaptive add-ons and also uninstall the Netflix repository from within Kodi itself.

Then from windows explorer, I’d delete the windows directory %appdata%\Kodi\cdm and the inputstream.adaptive plugin.video.netflix directories located within %appdata%\Kodi\addons.

Then go to asciidisco’s netflix github page. You should already be on the code tab and viewing the master branch so look down the list of code files where you should see addon.xml file with the comment “version bump 0.13.20”. This, or later is the Netflix version of the addon you want. So from that page, go to the green “clone or download” button on the fight hand side and press it and select “download zip” and save the file to somewhere you’d remember.

Now start Kodi and install inputstream.adaptive addon from the Kodi repository and then install the netflix zip file you downloaded (0.13.20). Then run the Netflix addon where it will ask for (your Netflix) email and password so provide this info. It should log into Netflix and when you navigate to a movie and click to watch it, you will be asked to install widervine so let it do the install.

Now you should be able to watch your films, but maybe as in my case in only in 720p rather than full HD. Better than nothing

Oddly, of recent times, I’ve found updates need to be done via full uninstall and reinstall of the Netflix/inputsream.adaptive & widervine components for it to have a chance at working...

Note that as you’ve installed Netflix via zip file you won’t be able to auto update thos addon but as the addon is still being tweeted, this could be a good thing... At some stage, it will settle down where i will again reinstall the Netflix repository and go back to auto updates. But for now I’d handlie it manually...

{updated} I have just tried todays updated 0.13.21 and it does 1080p so try that version rather than 0.13.20 which seems stuck on 720p