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Hey, bit of an odd one for you:
I have just plonked my Voodoo 5 5500 spare into my main box that already has a GeForce 3 Ti550 in it. Why you ask? Multi-monitor madness I say!
Problem:
Now, whenever I open a new window (or it may just be new explorer windows), my *PC* speaker beeps - eg. the one inside the case. It sounds like a "plop" sound played on a Gameboy.
Does anyone have *any* clue how to turn this off?
Note: Unplugging the speaker is not an option.
Cheers.
I have just plonked my Voodoo 5 5500 spare into my main box that already has a GeForce 3 Ti550 in it. Why you ask? Multi-monitor madness I say!
Problem:
Now, whenever I open a new window (or it may just be new explorer windows), my *PC* speaker beeps - eg. the one inside the case. It sounds like a "plop" sound played on a Gameboy.
Does anyone have *any* clue how to turn this off?
Note: Unplugging the speaker is not an option.
Cheers.
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Hey, bit of an odd one for you:
I have just plonked my Voodoo 5 5500 spare into my main box that already has a GeForce 3 Ti550 in it. Why you ask? Multi-monitor madness I say!
Problem:
Now, whenever I open a new window (or it may just be new explorer windows), my *PC* speaker beeps - eg. the one inside the case. It sounds like a "plop" sound played on a Gameboy.
Does anyone have *any* clue how to turn this off?
Note: Unplugging the speaker is not an option.
Cheers.
I have just plonked my Voodoo 5 5500 spare into my main box that already has a GeForce 3 Ti550 in it. Why you ask? Multi-monitor madness I say!
Problem:
Now, whenever I open a new window (or it may just be new explorer windows), my *PC* speaker beeps - eg. the one inside the case. It sounds like a "plop" sound played on a Gameboy.
Does anyone have *any* clue how to turn this off?
Note: Unplugging the speaker is not an option.
Cheers.