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| jace055:
1) Check the power management settings in windows and in bios to make sure you don't have it set to laptop or something. I think this is more of a bios problem because windows notification would come out of the sound card. Boot into windows and play a game for a few minutes to get the processor temp up the exit out of the game and reboot into BIOS and check your processor temps. What motherboard/gateway model number are you running? 2) Unplug the internal speaker. That will fix it for sure. |
| daywane:
I removed the old modem crap and the keyboard crap still waiting for a beep I am starting to think problem has been solved. to be honest I never knew of windows beeps. I thought all beeps were the bios telling me somthing is bad wrong. first time I have run into a windows beep |
| kelemvor:
Could always just reformat and try again and see if it comes back... |
| _) (V) (-):
If all else is working fine, I'd unplug the speaker. If it's one of them little surface mount jobs, then put a piece of tape over the hole. I'd bet it's a keyboard or other input buffer error. Maybe you control interface is triggering it? |
| SirPeale:
I betcha it's the stickykeys things going on. If you hit the control or shift keys five times in a row, it turns this feature on. I think it makes this sound. |
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