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WinXP, Default Audio Wav's and Driver Fix Programs

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by edwardajolley

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My audio default for WinXP Home has lost all the Wav's and no longer works. Do you Know which foulder and file I can find the original Wav's in or how I can fix this problem?
Also, my system no longer recognizes my Memory stick when I plug it into one of my USB ports.Do you know which Driver Update and Fix Programs is dependable and works the Best with Windows XP Home addition?
Sincerely,
edwardajolley@suddenlink.net

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by older mycroft

That is where all the system .WAV files are located.

Navigate to:

Start > Control Panel > Sounds & Audio Devices > Sounds [TAB] > Sound Scheme.

If it is set to 'No Sounds' then re-set it to 'Windows Default'.

Should you wish to allocate a .WAV file to any function that currently has no sound associated with it, click on the 'Action' icon, then choose a sound file from the choices box that illuminates below. You can scroll through the available sounds, preview each sound by using the PLAY button, then 'Apply' when you find the sound that you want. :)

As to your problem with the USB device, if you have not practiced the 'Safe Removal' method for disconnecting the device, you may have corrupted the partition on the device and will have to reformat it. If reformat doesn't have any effect, the unit has been damaged beyond repair. :(

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