Download the Audio Integrity program (see Resources section). The download version of Audio Integrity is available as a free trial. If you would like more functionality, then you can purchase the full version; however, if you only have a few files to check, then there is no reason to go beyond the trial version.
Your computer probably will put the set-up file for Audio Integrity on your desktop. (If not, you can locate the file by using the search feature under the "Start" menu.) Double-click on the file or icon for the file to run the installer.
At the end of the installer, let Audio Integrity run if you plan to check files right away. If you need to check files later, then you'll need to open up Audio Integrity when you're ready by double-clicking on the desktop icon or by locating the Audio Integrity .exe file in the "Programs" folder on your computer.
Click on either "Select files" or "Audio CD" to find files to check. "Select files" should be used for .wav files on your computer. "Audio CD" should be used if the files you want to check are on a disc inserted into your CD drive.
A Windows Explorer window will pop up when you click on "Select files" or "Audio CD" so you can choose what files to test. After you have used this window to navigate to the files you want, click "OK."
Wait for Audio Integrity to test the files you have selected. When Audio Integrity is done, it will tell you the number of errors you have in the file.
Decide whether you want to keep the file, based on the Audio Integrity check results.
If you want to get rid of a bad file, simply drag it into the recycle bin on your computer, right-click on the recycle bin and then select "Empty recycle bin." If you're asked whether you're sure you want to delete the files, choose "Yes."