But you can find them without entering your Registry, I am certain of that, they had their own extension and everything. I lost my Windows XP hard drive, and have the computer in storage pending a solution to recover files and photos I want from that hard drive, but I don't have a working version of Windows XP, so I can't tell you exactly where to find the physical location of those Sound Schemes in your Application Data directory at this time. Windows users can change the sounds associated with program events using the dialog in Control Panel -> Sound and Audio Properties -> Sounds.
wav files in the Windows\Media directory itself, but just the Sound Schemes that remembered which sound you assigned to which event. I am 100% sure on this, because I used to back those sound schemes up all of the time on to CDs. It was someplace in the Windows Themes there, the files themselves could be found, moved, and backed-up, or put on a new Windows XP computer, without going anyplace into your registry. Windows Vista 32-bit Service Pack 1 per instance, containing 700 preset sounds Attack: 24 Percussion sounds per kit, System requirements: From WinXP, Mac OSX. Unofficial Windows Longhorn Sound Scheme.I use Windows 7 now, but when I used to use Windows XP, I could find the Windows Sound Scheme files someplace in the C:\Application Data\, in that whole maze of folders there, but not in the main directory after your UserName where most of your application data was kept.
Sound files ripped from dlb's Vista Inspirat Ultima. Partially compatible with Windows 8/8.1/10.
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