Setup Music

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Jaz

We just bought a Dell laptop with windows XP. When you first turn it on, it
goes through the installation and configuration wizard. There is a some
music that plays in the background as you go through the setup. Does
anybody know if this is a file that is on the computer. Any ideas on how to
get this music file?

Thanks,
Jasper
 
1. Right-click on your Desktop and select NEW > SHORTCUT
2. In the resulting box type: C:\WINDOWS\system32\oobe\images\title.wma
and click NEXT.
3. Type in a name for the shortcut (i.e. Windows Welcome Music) and click FINISH.
4. A shortcut to the music will magically appear on your Desktop.

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| We just bought a Dell laptop with windows XP. When you first turn it on, it
| goes through the installation and configuration wizard. There is a some
| music that plays in the background as you go through the setup. Does
| anybody know if this is a file that is on the computer. Any ideas on how to
| get this music file?
|
| Thanks,
| Jasper
 
Replied to [Carey Frisch [MVP]]s message :
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1. Right-click on your Desktop and select NEW > SHORTCUT
2. In the resulting box type: C:\WINDOWS\system32\oobe\images\title.wma
and click NEXT.
3. Type in a name for the shortcut (i.e. Windows Welcome Music) and click
FINISH.
4. A shortcut to the music will magically appear on your Desktop.
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If he is talking about that music then why it never played on my XP. Is this Dell
specific ?
 
Jaz said:
We just bought a Dell laptop with windows XP. When you first turn it
on, it goes through the installation and configuration wizard. There
is a some music that plays in the background as you go through the
setup. Does anybody know if this is a file that is on the computer.
Click to expand...

%windir%\System32\oobe\images\title.wma
 
Ayush said:
If he is talking about that music then why it never played on my XP. Is this Dell
specific ?
Click to expand...


No, it's not Dell-specific; it's common to every edition of WinXP I've
installed. I suppose, however, that some OEMs may have inhibited its
playing on the initial startup.


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