The computer keeps beeping since I installed 8, and I don't know why
I mean sometimes its beeping like every 5-10 seconds, I see no notifications or reasons why it is doing it.
November 2nd, 2012 1:17am
I am having the same problem. I cannot find any reason anywhere why it keeps beeping.
November 2nd, 2012 3:24pm
I had this happening it was because my external hard drive kept disconnecting and reconnecting as it has a corrupt sector. So check all plugged in devices and ensure the are connected properly.
November 3rd, 2012 5:56pm
I had this happening it was because my external hard drive kept disconnecting and reconnecting as it has a corrupt sector. So check all plugged in devices and ensure the are connected properly.
This has me in the right direction. In the Sounds I found the sound it is making is for the "Device Connect". I just need to identify what keeps connecting over and over. I don't have an external hard dive connected. Worst
case scenario I just disable any sound for "device connect".
Is there a way to find the last device that connected?
Update:
It just made the sound while I was in the device manager and the list refreshed but I can't tell which device is doing it.
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Edited by
Zaytas
Sunday, November 04, 2012 10:58 PM
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Proposed as answer by
Felarrond
Monday, November 05, 2012 1:55 AM
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Unproposed as answer by
Felarrond
Monday, November 05, 2012 1:55 AM
November 4th, 2012 10:46pm
Try disconnecting all your external devices, then plug them in one at a time and wait for the beep. This should help you isolate what device is spawning the event. Also, you might check your event viewer to see if connects and disconnects are
listed.
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Niki HanModerator
Thursday, November 15, 2012 6:13 AM
November 5th, 2012 1:55am
Its the voice recognition. turn it off lol.........................................
December 17th, 2012 11:43pm
Hi,
Sometimes it may be something as simple as one of the keys (on the keyboard) sticking.
I had a similar issue a couple of years ago, and was just my Right Shift key that was sticking erratically.
December 18th, 2012 1:22pm
Well that is as unhelpful and useless of a suggestion as anyone has so far volunteered.
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David WoltersModerator
Monday, June 16, 2014 3:25 PM
removed offensive sentence.
June 16th, 2013 4:47am
Ha ha. No it isn't.
June 16th, 2013 4:48am
im having the same problem but its not any of my devices it happends when I play something and the sound is corrupt or something and sometimes it types in thing random without me even typingits like a lagging kind of beep like whenever I play games it freezes
then makes the noice then starts working again for like 10 minutes
June 18th, 2013 11:27pm
Try disconnecting all your external devices, then plug them in one at a time and wait for the beep. This should help you isolate what device is spawning the event. Also, you might check your event viewer to see if connects and disconnects
are listed.
its not even that. For me it hapends whenever I play music or even hear anything even when im playing video games. Its like its lagging or something.it never happened with my windows 7 and I don't understand why its happeneding now
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Proposed as answer by
Pedreira
Sunday, July 21, 2013 8:10 PM
June 18th, 2013 11:30pm
You were right; I had 2 usb printers connected to my usb hub; once I removed one of the printers from the hub and connected directly into a dedicated usb port on the back of the PC, I was able to:
1. Stop the beep
2. print successfully on both printers
July 21st, 2013 8:18pm
Thanks guys. Got a new windows 8 here and was having the same problem. I noticed that the external hard drive had disconnected on it's own after reading this. I guess it was trying to reconnect. I unplugged it and the nose
stopped.
September 2nd, 2013 5:32am
I have isolated the device causing the problem (my iPhone, which was working just fine with this machine up until about an hour ago). However, as soon as I plug it back in, the incessant chiming starts again, and Windows still provides no assistance. How
do I find out what the problem is? And am I the only one who finds it bizarre that -- in the age of usability testing -- Microsoft would introduce an "error message" that provides absolutely no information about the cause of the error? Windows has
become like a crying baby -- it makes a lot of noise, but it can't tell you what the problem is. You have to change its diapers, give it a bottle, and put it down for a nap. If none of those things work, you might need to schedule a doctor's visit. And this
is progress?
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Edited by
AarreL
8 hours 52 minutes ago
July 26th, 2015 6:34pm
I have isolated the device causing the problem (my iPhone, which was working just fine with this machine up until about an hour ago). However, as soon as I plug it back in, the incessant chiming starts again, and Windows still provides no assistance. How
do I find out what the problem is? And am I the only one who finds it bizarre that -- in the age of usability testing -- Microsoft would introduce an "error message" that provides absolutely no information about the cause of the error? Windows has
become like a crying baby -- it makes a lot of noise, but it can't tell you what the problem is. You have to change its diapers, give it a bottle, and put it down for a nap. If none of those things work, you might need to schedule a doctor's visit. And this
is progress?
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Edited by
AarreL
Sunday, July 26, 2015 10:30 PM
July 26th, 2015 10:29pm