There[SQ]s no single program officially called "Windows Video Converter" that comes pre-installed with Windows. Microsoft doesn[SQ]t offer a built-in video converter application like some other operating systems might.

What you[SQ]re likely encountering is either :

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A third-party application:

Many companies offer video converter software for Windows. These often have "Windows Video Converter" or similar names in their titles. Examples include programs like Wondershare UniConverter, Movavi Video Converter, HandBrake (free and open-source), and many others. These are independent programs you[SQ]d need to download and install separately.

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A misleading name:

Sometimes, a program might use a name like "Windows Video Converter" to suggest it[SQ]s an official Microsoft product or is closely associated with Windows, when it is not. Be cautious of such software, as it could be malware or adware.

If you[SQ]re looking to convert videos on Windows, you need to download and install a video converter from a reputable source. Research reviews carefully before installing any such program.