Discussion: Change Alarm Sounds

"Hi everything.
I've tried everything above and it still doesn't work using Windows Alarms"1st step:convert mp3 file to wav
2nd step:put it in windows folder
3rd step:go to clocks and alarms
4th step:click the bell icon
5th step:under play sound select the list of drop down sounds
6th step:use ur stylus to hold the file(do not let go, or else it will go back to default)
7th step:press ur dpad (the button in between the green and red button) to select the file"

This doesn't work as when it's time for the alarm goes off there is simply no sound. I also turned the VIBRATE on and that still doesn't work.

I have downloaded Spoonalarms but it's a little sketchy as the first 2 times it went of the phone crashed and needed a restart. It also doesn't have the handy feature of choosing specific days for the alarm to go off.

Thoughts?

Thanks,

M
"

"I know that thismu=ight sound a little daft, but I cant find the windows folder. Can you help"

"Thanks. i did and it works. I now have another problem in that its telling me that all but 2mb of my storage is being used. When i move things to my internal storage like the music i cant use it for ring tones. I have looked through the system and I have nothing left to move but it still tells me I have no storage left on the device.
Any ideas?"

"Thanks so much. I now have nearly 7 mb free on the device storage and 36mb on the program storage.
can you tell me is it the system that uses so muchof the device storage? if so how can I safely move some of that to the internal storage? Thanks"

"found the solution.

1st step:convert mp3 file to wav
2nd step:put it in windows folder
3rd step:go to clocks and alarms
4th step:click the bell icon
5th step:under play sound select the list of drop down sounds
6th step:use ur stylus to hold the file(do not let go, or else it will go back to default)
7th step:press ur dpad (the button in between the green and red button) to select the file

works like a charm"