Go to Control Panel, Sounds and you can scroll through the assignments.
You can also test those that are assigned to make sure that your sound
card is working. Its possible that the attempt to install the Media
player has changed some of these assignments. You may have to go into
the Control Panel, Multimedia and check to make sure that your normal
card setup is there. Then you may have to find a .wav file, right click
on it while holding the Shift key and then select the Open With from the
menu. This will let you reassign the .wav types to the Wave player that
is the windows default.
Keith Thompson
Jeff Dougherty wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I am missing some of my sound files, like recycle bin, new mail, etc.
> How do I get these back? I'm not sure how they got removed, except, I tried
> to install Windows media player which will not run , but seems to lock up my
> computer when I do try to run it.
> Any ideas?
> Thank you.
> Jeff
>
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