When you open windows media can you get the ringtone to work? If the fix
below doesn't work, try to install a new ringtone and see if it works.
just take one sound and put it in the same directory as your other ringtones
and see if you can hear that. Another you can try is to uninstall the
program you mentioned in your first post and see if that fixes it.





"Todd Allcock" <elecconnec@aNOoSPAMl.com> wrote in message
news:RVC3m.21439$ob.7967@newsfe13.iad...
> At 03 Jul 2009 21:19:57 +0100 Peter Maddern wrote:
>> None of my ringtones on my O2 HTC TyTnII will work all of a sudden. I
>> have WM 6.1 Professional
>>
> <Snip>
>>
>> If I open File Explorer and open the directory Windows/Rings, I can see
>> all of my ringtones listed. If I click on a file and open properties,
>> it shows them all as wma files with file sizes next to the file name.
>> If I double click any of the files, I get the error message "There is
>> no application associated with "File name". Run the application first,
>> then open this file from within the application".
>>
>> This seemed to happen after installing and running SKTools. I'm
>> wondering if the Registry Cleaner Tool messed things up. I ran the
>> SKTools backup utility to restore my data but it didn't fix things.
>>
>> Does anyone have any ideas how I can get all my ringtones to work again?
>>
>
>
> I assume the registry was messed up somehow, which broke the association
> between .wma and Windows Media Player, or you added a third-party media
> player, made it the defaul for .wma, and then removed it.
>
> A hard-reset would fix it, but erase everything you've added to the
> phone. Instead,you could try a registry editor, like PHM's RegEdit, and
> set HKCR\WMAFile\Shell\Open\Command\Default to {wmplayer.exe "%1"}
> (without the curly brackets, of course.)
>
>