How can I get rid of the picture of an old radio speaker when I play music on my computer?
822286
This is probably the default player software in your pc. Right click on the type of music file you are playing and select open with, change to another media player such as windows media player or whatever else you may have. Check the box that asks if you want to use this player for these types of files.
220237
I used to have my sterio next to my TV and it did the same thing. Keep all NON-computer speakers away from your TV/Monitor... (Some people connect sterio speakers to their computer)\n\nProb something metal or magnetic too close... even a cell phone can do this.
222578
Delete it and reload the software. It is free.
1088381
Avoid realplayer - it's spyware.  \nBeaten into second place in pcworld.com's \nThe 25 Worst Tech Products of All Time \nhttp://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/20060526/tc_pcworld/125772\n\nTry media player classic (link below) - it even plays .rm files
932323
You will have to clean your registry, use CCleaner. The Windows Media Player 11 has left remnants of itself in the registry.
453993
open and cut it in the computer audio player found in the control panel (windows).
458207
Just remove it with control panel.\n\nWhy do you want to though ... if you have a preferred program just make it the default for opening mp3, wav etc
745160
u cont get it...........if ur mediaplayer giving problem thn use winamp or other other player............
739723
Go into Control Panel, System, Hardware Tab, Device Manager Button.\n\nClick the plus sign next to sound, video, and game controllers.\n\nDelete your sound card from the list. There are probably other soundblaster related items here, you could just delete them all.\n\nSome devices require you to install the drivers first, you might want to do this again before reboot if this was the way you originally installed it, otherwise, just reboot and you will either be able to install the drivers later, or it will already have them.\n\nThe computer will go through the new hardware found process and allow a fresh start with that piece of hardware.
194743
open the volume control panel and mute your pc speaker, that will fix the problem
1101160
Download Window Washer from Limewire.com - this will clean up all the crap on your system.
1033544
Plug the player unto a usb cable which has the other end connecting to your computer. In windows XP, the mp3 player's hardware profile will install by itself. If not use the CD coupled with your MP3 player to install the drivers.\n\nOpen 'My Computer'. Wait a few seconds for the "E:/" to appear.\n\nDouble click E:/\n\nCopy all the music files (mp3) you want from the "My Music" (or other folders that have your music files).\n\nPaste inside the E:/ window (empty space).\n\nWait for copying to complete. Right click on green arrow button of bottom right of the monitor screen. And choose "SafelyRemoveHardware". Unplug your MP3 player.\n\nOn said MP3 player. Voila! enjoy.
778728
Right mouse click on it, and choose delete...it will be sent to recycle bin.
359642
maybe try removing the drivers for your old sound card.
931457
If you deleted the screen saver, you will have to re-install it, then un-install it to get rid of the sound. Just deleting it will not remove the sound. You can try to remove the sound, which is a .wav file, but you would have to know what the name of the sound is, then search for that file as a "something" .wav. These files can be found in C:&#92;Windows&#92;Media. But be careful not to delete something unless you KNOW what it is!
541965
Go to your setup in windows media and make it the default player.\n\nI hope this helps
1135322
well i am no specialist but you could transfer all the music to a couple of cds and tale it off of your computer and it should clear it up