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Found another quite simple solution And by the way, it WAS already associated to wscript, so I don't know exactly what's wrong. Maybe I need a re-install of windows. Been a long time now. The simple solution was to just make a clean playlist and make it read-only. And it seems to work Thanx all for your suport anyway.

I get the error "Cannot find script engine 'VBSCript' for 'C:\Script.vbs'" Any idea how to fix this? Thanx

Cool... will try one of those. I was a little too quick with the first script. It DID give an error... just not when I tested it using cscript.exe, but on shutdown it did.

Awesome - it works Thank You Yzöwl!

It's nothing like that but thanx anyway. It has to be done on every shutdown. Trying to figure out this scripting thing. So far I've figured I should use this: function DeleteFile(filespec) { var fso; fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject"); fso.DeleteFile(filespec); } Just seems to be put into content in some way. Can't use the function as it is... The file is: C:\Program Files\foobar2000\playlists\000000000 - Default.fpl - or maybe the entire folder. Any help would be appreciated

Ahh... nice Thank You!

Hi... I'm curious to find out how to make Windows delete a specific file on shutdown... I'd rather do it on shutdown instead of startup. It's just a simple playlist but anyway... if you got a tip for me, please let me know. BTW, I'm using Windows XP Pro. Thanx

In my search for disabling the pc speaker I came across this key: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Sound] "Beep"="No" And in that same Key there's one called ExtendedSounds which in my registry is set to 'yes'. I've search for ExtendedSounds but only found two threads which didn't explain it in any way. It was just mentioned. Let me know if you know -- and of course what it does Edit: I actually 'cut' the wire to the speaker 'cause this little trick didn't work. So whatever the ExtendedSounds is -- nevermind.