"Alarm" beep when incorrect key combo pressed.

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Ben Bowen

Hi all. I've got an IBM Lenovo laptop. The silly thing beeps every
time I hit some incorrect key combination. It usually happens when I
type too fast and mash several different keys at once. I hate that
stupid beep. I can't find where it's configured in the Control Panel -
Sounds and Audio Devices. It sounds like something that would have
used an old PC speaker.

Any idea how to turn this bloody thing off?

Thanks.
 
D

Dee

Hi Ben....
See if your sticky key function is on or off:
Hold down your shift key for 8 seconds and you will hear a beep,
followed by a box that says Filter Keys.
Click Settings.
On the Keyboard, Sound, Display, and Mouse Tabs, uncheck everything there.
On the General Tab, only tick these two areas:
"Give Warning Message When Turning A Feature On"
and
"Make A sound when Turning A Feature On Or Off"
Click apply and OK.
That hopefully will solve your problem. In just resting an elbow or
whatnot, I found several years ago that this feature can be a bother.
Post back.
Take Care...
Dee

Ben said:
Hi all. I've got an IBM Lenovo laptop. The silly thing beeps every
time I hit some incorrect key combination. It usually happens when I
type too fast and mash several different keys at once. I hate that
stupid beep. I can't find where it's configured in the Control Panel -


used an old PC speaker.

Any idea how to turn this bloody thing off?

Thanks.

Hi Ben....
See if your sticky key function is on or off:
Hold down your shift key for 8 seconds and you will hear a beep,
followed by a box that says Filter Keys.
Click Settings.
On the Keyboard, Sound, and Display, and Mouse Tabs, uncheck everything
there.
On the General Tab, only tick these two areas:
"Give Warning Message When Turning A Feature On"
and
"Make A sound when Turning A Feature On Or Off"
Click apply and OK.
That hopefully will solve your problem. In just resting an elbow or
whatnot, I found several years ago that this feature can be a bother.
Post back.
Take Care...
Dee
 

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