We have an issue in our company that every so often Windows Media Player will become the default handler of .WAV. I would say 99% of all our end users want Interaction Voice Mail Player to be the default handler of .WAV. This way in an email they double click the WAV file and the voice mail player can play this to their phone (they do not all have computer speakers, and if they did they do not want everyone to hear their voicemail outloud).
I'm not entirely sure what in our environment keeps changing this file association back. I have a thought that it could be Windows Update, but I am not 100% sure of that.
Does anyone know a way to prevent other applications from taking .WAV hostage from IC voicemail player? Even a simple registry script we could silently import at logon each time to change it back would be fine.
Thanks!