Stop making my ears bleed!

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Waldy

There are certain message boxes that take no notice of windows sounds or
volume settings and emmit a full volume beep. Log into XP and type in your
password wrong and you will hear it. I like to listen to music when I am
working, but I am getting really sick of these beeps. Apart from making me
jump out of my chair from the shock, it is damaging my ears. Is there a way
to stop this happening?
 
Ehlo Waldy,
Well, you could always... Get your password straight :)

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Sincerely,
Jonathan M. Boyko,
TMidEast.Com.



W> There are certain message boxes that take no notice of windows sounds
W> or volume settings and emmit a full volume beep. Log into XP and
W> type in your password wrong and you will hear it. I like to listen
W> to music when I am working, but I am getting really sick of these
W> beeps. Apart from making me jump out of my chair from the shock, it
W> is damaging my ears. Is there a way to stop this happening?
W>
 
Waldy said:
There are certain message boxes that take no notice of windows sounds or
volume settings and emit a full volume beep. Log into XP and type in your
password wrong and you will hear it. I like to listen to music when I am
working, but I am getting really sick of these beeps. Apart from making me
jump out of my chair from the shock, it is damaging my ears. Is there a way
to stop this happening?
Click to expand...

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=turn+off+system+beep&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g10&fp=dMlfxuRvj0I
 
Found it!

Go to Control Panel / System / Hardware / Device Manager

Click on View / Show Hidden Devices

Expand Non-Plug and Play Drivers

Right click on Beep and Disable
 
Waldy said:
Found it!

Go to Control Panel / System / Hardware / Device Manager

Click on View / Show Hidden Devices

Expand Non-Plug and Play Drivers

Right click on Beep and Disable
Click to expand...

OK, glad it was so easy to find.
 
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