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To do so, click Start, click Programs (or All Programs), then click Accessories. Click on this short-cut to open the Windows XP Sound Recorder. Create a short-cut to the file "sndrec32.exe" and drag it to your Desktop. Go to a Windows XP computer and browse to the c:\windows\system32 folder, and locate these two files:Ĭopy the above files to a flash drive, and copy them to your Windows Vista computer to the c:\windows\system32 directory. Here's how to get the Windows XP version: If you are using Windows Vista, you will need the Windows XP Sound Recorder, since the Sound Recorder on Windows Vista will not do everthing that the one on Windows XP will do. This is basically the same process we will be doing with music. No one knows or cares if you hit the record button on your VCR, or your DVD RAM box to record your favorite TV or cable shows. You will have the same music as you would if you had "downloaded" it whether legally or illegally. However, there are no laws against hitting the "record" button on your computer’s Sound Recorder (more on this in a moment). Sometimes, this is risky, since there are laws against file sharing on the internet. When you "download music", you download a file (generally in MP3 format) that you play on your computer, or maybe burn to CD. This is not the same as downloading music. This explains how to record music from the internet onto your computer, and then (if you want to) burn it to a regular CD to play in any CD player. Record music from the internet – free - to your computer and burn it to CD