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Excellent - a simple, functional DJ-style MP3 player. Not hardware, unfortunately, but unlike the other apps I've seen, it doesn't try to do the world, just what a turntable would do.
Very cool feature: vinyl groove simulation, so you can see major track features like you can on a record. This is big; being able to see the quiet bits on a record is really helpful.
Dave: If Windows was pre-installed on your PC, you hold an OEM Windows license, and should have a sticker somewhere on the PC case with your product ID. If you can get your hands on a copy of the OEM CD, you can legally reinstall as long as you have the sticker, AFAIK.
Last time I looked, you could get the OEM CDs for about $10, but you might need to have an account with a distributor. Perhaps your local PC store can help...?