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Member
Way to have music start at startup
Is there a way to have song start playing when I my computer starts instead of the usually Windows 98 thing.
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Senior Member
Put CD player on same power strip?
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Ultimate Member
Go to the control panel and to sounds and put the music file of your choice in windows start.
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The Burninator
Yes, go to Control Panel, then open up the Sounds applet. In the list of events, if an event has a sound it will have a little speaker icon to the left of its name. If it doesn't it won't. In either case, click on the event, then click on Browse, and navigate to the sound file of choice.
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Member
K thanks I actually want to have my comp say "Good Morning Mr.President" hehe I dont know why though.
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Ultimate Member
i sense a... conspiracy? 
well then im sure you will be able to find many supporters
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Member
no I not going to be the next pres. I go the idea from a article I read that told you I f your kids is a hacker. It was funny.
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Guest
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Member
Thanks but no luck finding the Good morning MR.presidentr thing so I'll get something else.
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Ultimate Member
I have lots of custom sounds on mine. When starting up , it says Good Morning Master. Recycle bin is a toilet flushing. Errors are Homer Simson saying ..DOH.
Stuff like that.
It's fun to mess with instead of just boring clicks and little bells and tones.
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Senior Member
Originally posted by peek
Thanks but no luck finding the Good morning MR.presidentr thing so I'll get something else.
Get you self a cheap lil microphone, and record whatever you want it to say.
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