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 Try this tip if you are bored with the same welcome sound every day and want to use a
 different sound every time you start Windows 98.
 Create a new folder, for example C:\Windows\Sound.
 Put your WAV files in this folder, change their names to sound01.wav, sound02.wav, sound03.wav, etc.
 
 Open Control Panel, double-click on the Sounds icon,
 select Start Windows option from the Events list, and then
 click the Browse button. Choose a WAV file that you want to play,
 for example C:\Windows\Media\Welcome.wav. Click OK.
 Use Notepad to create a batch file with these following contents:
 
 cd c:\windows\sound
 ren sound01.wav soundxx.wav
 ren sound02.wav sound01.wav
 ren sound03.wav sound02.wav
 ren sound04.wav sound03.wav
 ren soundxx.wav sound04.wav
 
 copy sound01.wav c:\windows\media\welcome.wav
 If you have more than four files in the C:\Windows\Sound folder,
 you can add as many more commands as you want, just follow the command pattern.
 Save that batch file, for example as C:\Windows\Change.bat.
 Add a command into the Autoexec.bat file to activate Change.bat file.
 From now on, you will hear a different Windows 98 welcome sound every time you start your computer
 
 Mvh
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