Does anyone know if the source code to beep.sys was ever made available?
I was told it was in the DDK, but I can't find any mention of it there.

Alternatively, has anyone written a replacement for it? I need a version
that can still be called normally but is silent. If I had the source, I
could just remove the I/O code and recompile.

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- Mike

just disable the beep driver (net stop beep works pre win7), the APIs will
not fail and no sound will be made.

d

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"Mike Warren" <miwa-not-this-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know if the source code to beep.sys was ever made available?
> I was told it was in the DDK, but I can't find any mention of it there.
>
> Alternatively, has anyone written a replacement for it? I need a version
> that can still be called normally but is silent. If I had the source, I
> could just remove the I/O code and recompile.
>
> --
> - Mike

Doron Holan [MSFT] wrote:

> just disable the beep driver (net stop beep works pre win7), the APIs will
> not fail and no sound will be made.

Unfortunately, that doesn't work with ELO touch screens. The ELO driver
causes a BSOD if beep is disabled.

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- Mike

I looked in the wdk, ntddbeep.h is there and it gives you the IOCTL and
device object name definitions you need. you could easily write a KMDF
driver to handle this one IOCTL in under an hour and just do nothing with
the request.

d

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"Mike Warren" <miwa-not-this-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Doron Holan [MSFT] wrote:
>
>> just disable the beep driver (net stop beep works pre win7), the APIs
>> will
>> not fail and no sound will be made.
>
> Unfortunately, that doesn't work with ELO touch screens. The ELO driver
> causes a BSOD if beep is disabled.
>
> --
> - Mike