Start up sounds

I would like a short music file (selected by me)to play at start up rather
than the Windows Vista usual sound. How to I attempt?
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Thanks!!
PtC

Start - Control Panel - Sound - Sounds
I think you can only use WAV files.


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"Pickles the Clown" <> wrote in
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> I would like a short music file (selected by me)to play at start up rather
> than the Windows Vista usual sound. How to I attempt?
> --
> Thanks!!
> PtC

Pickles the Clown;594103 Wrote:
> I would like a short music file (selected by me)to play at start up
> rather
> than the Windows Vista usual sound. How to I attempt?
> --
> Thanks!!
> PtC

Hi PtC,

In the Sound Scheme window, just uncheck the "Play Windows Startup
sound", and change the sound to what you want for the "Windows Logon"
instead. It will then play that right before you go to your desktop.
This will show you how.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/87...nd-scheme.html

Shawn


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"Dave" <> wrote in message
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> Start - Control Panel - Sound - Sounds
> I think you can only use WAV files.


Nope. It's not changeable that way in Vista, if I remember correctly. I
think they want it to be part of the Vista branding or some crap like that.

Maybe you can change it by replacing the default sound file with another
with the same name. Might be worth a try.

ss.

"Pickles the Clown" <> wrote in message
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> I would like a short music file (selected by me)to play at start up rather
> than the Windows Vista usual sound. How to I attempt?
> --
> Thanks!!
> PtC

You can't.... unless, you hack it.

I haven't tried this, so use at your own risk.

Look for the sixth post down in this thread;
http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.ph...5&p=588051706&



-Michael

Start>>Control Panel>>Hardware and Sounds>>Change System Sounds>>Sound

Go down the list and find Windows Logon>>Browse

At this point you will get a list of files in this folder: C:\Windows\Media\

All the files listed there are .wav files. However, there is a chance that
if you navigate yourselves from this folder to a different one by clicking
some items in the left pane you can select a wma or even midi file and it
will take it. Or you can definitely select a wav file in a different folder
with some music if you have that.


"Pickles the Clown" <> wrote in
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>I would like a short music file (selected by me)to play at start up rather
> than the Windows Vista usual sound. How to I attempt?
> --
> Thanks!!
> PtC

There is hardly a better evidence of your idiotic disposition, my dear
annelid than this post of yours.

"MICHAEL" <> wrote in message
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> "Pickles the Clown" <> wrote in
> message news:8A48D016-A766-41E6-90AC-...
>> I would like a short music file (selected by me)to play at start up
>> rather
>> than the Windows Vista usual sound. How to I attempt?
>> --
>> Thanks!!
>> PtC
>
> You can't.... unless, you hack it.
>
> I haven't tried this, so use at your own risk.
>
> Look for the sixth post down in this thread;
> http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.ph...5&p=588051706&
>
>
>
> -Michael

"AlexB" <> wrote in message news:Oq6uS#...
> "MICHAEL" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> "Pickles the Clown" <> wrote in
>> message news:8A48D016-A766-41E6-90AC-...
>>> I would like a short music file (selected by me)to play at start up
>>> rather
>>> than the Windows Vista usual sound. How to I attempt?
>>> --
>>> Thanks!!
>>> PtC
>>
>> You can't.... unless, you hack it.
>>
>> I haven't tried this, so use at your own risk.
>>
>> Look for the sixth post down in this thread;
>> http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.ph...5&p=588051706&
>>
>>
>>
>> -Michael

> There is hardly a better evidence of your idiotic disposition, my dear
> annelid than this post of yours.

Dear Douche,

Since you rather ignorant, please, STFU.

Thanks.


-Michael

Alas, I am having the same problem. I looked at the default wav files and i
looked at mine and they appear the same. Mine is just a short 4 second
soundbyte wav file. It used to work back in Windows 2000. Any other
thoughts or solutions?