That didn't work for me. I wanted the PC speaker muted because I plugged in some
good external speakers. I didn't want them to be drowned out at low volume by the
internal speaker.
What I found was that when you open volume controls you get the array of slider volume
controls. At the bottom of the master column was an 'advanced' button. When I opened
that there was a checkbox to mute the PC speaker. So now all sound goes thru the
external speakers.
Abby
On Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 9:41 am, James wrote:
>If you have the volume control icon in the system tray, right click on it and select
>"open volume controls". These controls most likely won't have the PC speaker listed
>but this is easy to change. Click "options" then "properties". Scroll down the list
>for playback options. Toward the bottom there should be the PC speaker listed. It
>may be named PCBeep or PCSpeak or I have even seen it just PCS. Make sure there
is
>a check in the box next to it and click OK. It should now be listed in the volume
>control window. Now all you have to do is click MUTE! :)
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