To delete the sound files if desired, delete the \windows\media\Plus!\ folder.
Select Delete to delete the sound scheme (note, this only deletes the scheme list not the files).ĥ. Choose the relevant Plus! sound scheme in the "Sound scheme" drop-down listĤ. Open the Sounds and Audio Devices control applet in Contol Panelģ. Choose one of the Plus! schemes in the "Sound scheme" drop-down listĬhoose to save your existing sound scheme if requiredġ.
Start\Control Panel\Sounds and Audio Devicesĥ. They can be found in multiple fanmade Windows XP themes like Royale Remixed, Longhorn Reloaded or Vista Inspirat. A long time ago, we should have published these sounds here, but the arms, legs and other parts of the body still did not reach. Use it for video clips, games, commercials and apps. Open the Sounds and Audio Devices control applet in Contol Panel YueLing11 Posts: 184 Joined: Fri 9:45 am Location: Asia Re: Origin of the fake Longhorn sounds by YueLing11 » Sat 9:43 am Theyre unknown origin. Here you will find a collection of Standard 'Windows XP' sound effects. When asked "Are you sure you want to add the information." choose "Yes"ģ. Double-click the plus!sounds.reg file to merge with the Windows Registry 48 sound schemes (adapted from Plus! 95, Plus! 98 and Plus! XP)Īncient Pathways, Aquarium, Architecture, Baseball, Cathy, Cityscape, Dangerous Creatures, daVinci, Doonesbury, Falling Leaves, Fashion, FoxTrot, Garfield, Geometry, Horror, Inside Your Computer, Jazz, Jungle, Leonardo da Vinci, More Windows, Mystery, Nature, Nature XP, Peanuts, PhotoDisc, Photography, Rock-n-Roll, Science, Science Fiction, Space, Space XP, Sports, The 60s USA, The Golden Era, Travel, Tropical Interlude, Underwater, Windows 98 high color, World Travelerġ Copy the "Plus!" folder and contents as a subfolder of \windows\mediaĢ. The original MS Plus! sound schemes adapted for Windows XP.
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