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Give the task a proper name that tells you what it’s for.

Open Task Scheduler and click Create New Task in the column on the right and follow the steps below. The only condition is that the sound file must be in the uncompressed WAV file format.In order to play system startup and shut down sounds, you will need to create two separate tasks in Task Scheduler. In a similar way, we can set it to anything else of your choice. Now when you start your Windows 10 PC, you will hear the old Windows 95 startup sound.

Click on the Browse button and choose the WAV file we downloaded in step 1 above.

From the list of Program Events, select Windows Logon.

Select the checkbox labeled Play Windows Startup Sound.

In the window that opens up, switch to the Sounds tab.

Press Win+R again, type control mmsys.cpl and press Enter.

Double-click on ExcludeFromCPL and change its value to 0.

In the Registry Editor, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\AppEvents\EventLabels\WindowsLogon.

Press Win+R to open the Run dialog, type Regedit and press Enter.

You have to download the WAV file format. On this page, the download is available in both WAV and MP3 audio file format.

First of all you have to download the Windows 95 sound from.

Here is how you can set Windows 95 startup sound for your Windows 10 computer: After some research we found out a very easy way to set the Windows 95 startup sound for your Windows 10 PC. So many people have asked us, if it is possible to change the startup sound for a Windows 10 PC and set it to the one that came with Windows 95. When it we used to start the old Windows 95 computer, the startup sound was longer and we actually felt like we have accomplished something by starting a PC.

In the older versions of Windows, the startup sound used to play a bit longer, perhaps for 2-3 seconds.

But the new Windows 10 startup sound is very short and plays only for 1 second. Earlier we posted about how we can enable the startup sound for Windows 10 because on newer versions of Windows, Microsoft has disabled the startup sound by default.