21st July 2000, 23:18
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I am devastated I have tried to erase winamp in order to play my waves on turtle beach , I deleted winamp but the waves cannot be played because it says winamp can not be found . I want to cleanse my files of winamp and trasfer my waves back to turtle beach.
I had no idea that winamp would disable my turtle beach and take the waves I trusted winamp because it is connected to microsoft. Seem i shouln't have , I now think of winamp as a terrible virus. |
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22nd July 2000, 00:50
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ist death
Join Date: May 2000
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1. install Winamp again.
2. run Winamp 3. press ctrl+p to bring preferences window. 4. go to setup/file types 5. unmark WAV extension |
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22nd July 2000, 09:32
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Captain Moderator
Join Date: May 2000
Location: USA
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i thought turtle beach was a brand of soundcards, not a player...
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8th January 2001, 13:12
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u picked up on that but missed ' it was connected to microsoft' ???? 
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20th January 2001, 01:49
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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I thought AOL was a Microsoft partner..?
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