Emailed voicemails with .wav files no longer play

My office has a VoIP system that I have set up so it sends me an email (Gmail not Outlook) with the voice mail message attached as a .wav file. On Sunday my Droid Razr M stopped working and Verizon made me do a hard reset to restore factory settings. Since then I can't open the voice mail messages. When I try to play the message I get this error message: "Info No app can open this attachment for viewing."
What got reset/removed during the factory reset and how can I restore the ability to play voice mails?

its the updates to google play music causing the problem
go to settings > apps > all and remove updates to google play music and it will start working

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Hello everyone,
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