Windows 10: What .wav sound is used for "delete" in Windows 11?

What .wav sound is used for "delete" in Windows 11? Specifically, I am referring to pressing the delete key. I want to disable the sound in the Control Panel.

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Unable to play .wav audio file

Hi Michael,

Thanks for replying to us with the status of your issue.

We understand the inconvenience caused and we will try our best to resolve the issue.

To assist you better, I like to know; on which application you are you are trying to play .Wav sound file?

I like to inform you that; you can play .wav audio file format
using Windows Media Player and Windows 10 Groove Music app.

As an initial recommendation, I suggest you to Right click on the
.wav audio file > Select Properties > click on the
Change button adjacent to Open with option > Select Windows Media player option from the given list > Click on
Ok.

If the issue still persists, run audio troubleshooter and check if it helps.

Follow the below steps:

• 
  Type Troubleshooting in the Search area on the taskbar and select
  Troubleshooting.
  
• 
  Select Hardware and Sound.
  
• 
  Select Playing Audio under
  Sound and follow the on screen.
  

For more information, refer to the below link:

Fix sound or audio problems in Windows - Microsoft Support



Hope it helps, reply to us with the status of your issue. We will be happy to assist you.

 

Restore Windows 11 Windows Default Sound Scheme?

I was messing around with the sounds in Windows 11 and I found a really cool Sound Scheme online called JARVIS AI. I would like to use the Windows Default Sound Scheme again, but when I select Windows Default most of the sound files are not listed. I believe the sound files (.wav) are located in C:\Windows\Media, but I'm not sure which sound files coincide with each Program Event. Is there any way to restore the Windows Default Sound Scheme? Or can someone provide a list of each Program Event and the coinciding sound files for Windows 11?

Thank you.

 

Windows Startup Sound

Step 1. make sure your Windows Startup Sound box is checked in Sounds [right click volume icon/select sounds]

Step 2. find a .wav (or convert any audio file to a .wav) to use as your start up sound

Step 3. rename the .wav you choose to use to "Windows Startup" [without the quotes of course ]

Step 4. replace the Windows Startup.wav in C:\Windows\Media with your newely chosen/renamed Windows Startup.wav and enjoy