Why does my computer sound like a few seconds apart?

Look at the specific sound made by **.

There are only a few things that can make sound in a computer:

Speakers on the motherboard.

Connect to the speakers on your computer.

CPU graphics card motherboard cooling fan on the chassis.

Hard Disk The sound of the optical drive running and reading the disc.

Wait... If you mean a regular sound, it may be a sound made by a certain program of the system that makes the sound in the speaker, you can try to reinstall the system;

If it's a sound coming from the motherboard or other hardware, you need to pay attention, the hardware problem may need to be replaced.

I feel that it should be because the weather is too hot, the reason for your CPU alarm, there is a setting in the CMOS that can be removed.

That is, the temperature exceeds a certain setting and does not alarm.

This is a minor issue, not serious.

Maybe your computer's CPU is bad, and it could be something else.

Memory benefits. It is estimated that the memory module is broken.

Change one.

Without a clear description, it's hard to find the cause! It should be added that detailed sound! (honk, or something).

Is it the sound coming from the speakers? Reinstalling the system solves the problem.

Dizzy! Like a sound? Like what?

1. In the blank space of the computer desktop, right-click and select "Personalization";

2. Select "Theme" and click "Advanced Sound Settings".

3. Select "Sound". Select "Windows Default" in the sound scheme, click "Device Disconnected" in the "Program Events" option box, then select "None" in the "Sound" option box, click "Apply", "OK";

4. Through the above steps, the annoying "dong dong" prompt sound is gone.

Taskbar Drag Tray - Right-click the small speaker - Adjust audio properties - Sound - Program events (Select.)"Default sound"- Sound (optional"None"- Apply - OK. The annoying sound was gone.

Dian Yi will make a noise every other second, and the computer is resting, venting.

Summary. Dear, the computer rings every once in a while like a prompt, there are many possibilities. One is the sound emitted by the hardware, such as the sound of abnormal reading of the hard disk, and the hard disk should be detected or replaced. One is the sound emitted by the software settings, such as the system sound scheme, if a program is touched or an operation is wrong, it will automatically send out an audible alarm, which can be eliminated by entering the "Control Panel - Sound and Audio Settings", and viewing the "Sound Scheme" in the "Sound Scheme" corresponding to an operation corresponding to this sound, if it is only a general prompt sound and feel unnecessary, you can set the sound scheme to "silent".

The computer rings like a chime every once in a while.

Dear, the computer rings every once in a while like a prompt, there are many possibilities. One is the sound emitted by the hardware, such as the sound of abnormal reading of the hard disk, and the hard disk should be detected or replaced. One is the sound emitted by the software settings, such as the system sound scheme, if a program is touched or an operation is wrong, it will automatically send out an audible alarm, which can be eliminated by entering the "Control Panel - Sound and Audio Settings", and viewing the "Sound Scheme" in the "Sound Scheme" corresponding to an operation corresponding to this sound, if it is only a general prompt sound and feel unnecessary, you can set the sound scheme to "silent".

Added: Go to Control Panel – Sound & Audio Devices. Turning off the sound of certain items solves the problem.

It may be that some kind of sound is set in the system sound. The control panel --- sound --- adjust the system volume--- the system volume (set to 0) will no longer be there.

Summary. 1. Connection problem: First check the connection between the speaker and the computer, whether the connection is correct, you can consider replacing the connection cable to eliminate.

2. Poor line contact: consider the line problem, whether the interface is poorly contacted, or the interface between the signal line and the sound card is poor, or the interface between the signal line and the speaker is not in good conflict, or the signal line is in poor quality. 3. Speaker problem:

Speaker problems can also cause intermittent sound, connect the speaker to another computer for testing, if there is also a problem on another computer, you can consider the speaker problem and replace the speaker. 4. Sound card driver problem: After the hardware is eliminated, consider the software, first consider whether the driver is installed correctly, and reinstall the driver.

The vast majority of problems with sound cards are caused by driver mismatches. 5. Reinstall the system: If the hardware is fine, all the settings are fine, consider reinstalling the system, and consider changing to other versions of the system when reinstalling the system.

I'm sorry I don't understand, but can you elaborate on that?

1. Connection problem: First check the connection between the speaker and the computer, whether the connection is correct, you can consider replacing the connection cable to eliminate. 2. Poor line contact

Consider the circuit problem, whether the interface contact is poor, or the interface between the signal line and the sound card is poor, or the interface between the signal line and the speaker is not in good contact, or the signal line quality problem. 3. Speaker problem: Speaker problem will also cause intermittent sound, connect the speaker to another computer for testing, if there is also a problem on another computer, you can consider the speaker problem and replace the speaker.

4. Sound card driver problem: After the hardware is eliminated, consider the software, first consider whether the driver is installed correctly, and reinstall the driver. The vast majority of problems with sound cards are caused by driver mismatches.

5. Reinstall the system: If the hardware is fine, all the settings are fine, consider reinstalling the system, and consider changing to other versions of the system when reinstalling the system.

Summary. Here are some brief words for you: 1 short tone:

Memory flush circuit error. Under normal circumstances, there will be a short tone when the machine is turned on, which is normal. 2 short tones:

Parity error. 3 short tones: The basic memory read and write check of the system fails.

Both of these are memory issues. Check the graphics card first. If it is normal, the screen will display the corresponding error message; If it is not displayed, the first 64 KB of memory has a parity error.

First plug and unplug the memory or replace the slot, if there are multiple memory mixed inserts, please tie the quality of the best memory to bankl, because the motherboard calculates the first 64kb memory from bankl.

Hello Bu Laolu, including old kisses, taskbar troll-right-click speaker-adjust audio properties-sound-procedural with events (optional.)"Default sound"- Sound (optional"None"- Apply - OK. The annoying sound was gone.

If you don't adjust it, the computer will ring as soon as it appears in about a minute.

Is it still the same sound as it was?

The prompt sound in the chassis is the self-test of power-on, which is a process that must be executed every time the machine is turned on, and it preliminarily judges whether the computer can work normally by setting up the bright section of the computer hardware to prepare the working status. When a problem is found, it will alarm through the buzzer on the motherboard or the PC horn, and different alarm sounds indicate that your computer hardware has a different problem.

Let me give you a brief explanation: 1 Short tone fight: memory refresh circuit error.

Under normal air clearance conditions, there will be a short tone when the machine is turned on, which is normal. 2 short tones: Parity error.

3 short tones: The basic memory read and write check of the system fails. Both of these are memory issues.

Check the graphics card first. If it is normal, the screen will display the corresponding error message; If it is not displayed, the first 64 KB of memory has a parity error. First of all, plug and unplug the memory or replace the slot, if there are multiple memory mixed inserts, please tie the memory with positive quality guarantee to Bankl, because the motherboard calculates the first 64KB of memory from BankL.

4 short tones: The clock on the motherboard is not working properly. Probably the cover guesses that the clock on the motherboard is corrupted.

The object-carrying type may also be caused by memory problems, and the hidden method is the same as above. 5 short tones: It's a processor (CPU) error.

You're going to try plugging the CPU back in. 8 short tones: Memory error.

It is a graphics card problem, and if it is not a poor contact of the graphics card slot, it may be that the graphics card itself or the graphics card are damaged.

1.One is the sound emitted by the hardware, such as the sound of abnormal reading of the hard disk, and the hard disk should be detected or replaced.

One is the sound emitted by the software settings, such as the system sound scheme, if a program is touched or an operation is wrong, it will automatically send out an audible alarm, which can be eliminated by entering the "Control Panel - Sound and Audio Settings", and viewing the "Sound Scheme" in the "Sound Scheme" corresponding to an operation corresponding to this sound, if it is only a general prompt sound and feel unnecessary, you can set the sound scheme to "silent".

A single tick on the computer every once in a while can be a problem.

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1.One is the sound emitted by the hardware, such as the sound of abnormal reading of the hard disk, and the hard disk should be detected or replaced. One is the sound emitted by the software settings, such as the system sound scheme, if a program is touched or an operation is wrong, it will automatically send out an audible alarm, which can be eliminated by entering the "Control Panel - Sound and Audio Settings", and viewing the "Sound Scheme" in the "Sound Scheme" corresponding to an operation corresponding to this sound, if it is only a general prompt sound and feel unnecessary, you can set the sound scheme to "silent".

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If it's a hard disk problem, how to detect it.

Just take it and look at the computer repairer, and let him help you look at the hard disk directly.

Or you can remove the hard drive and reinstall it.

The sound scheme will still ring if I turn it off.,If there's a hardware problem, is there any other possibility?。

No, if the sound is turned off and it can't be solved, it means that there is a problem with the hard drive, and it is recommended that you take it to take a look. Okay