The computer always has a ding sound, saying that the system is wrong, what should I do?

In what state does this voice of yours come from? If it appears at the time of booting, it will be viewed in the way of a superior brother, if it is a problem under the operating system, that is, you have installed some kind of antivirus or system monitoring software, and when the program or file touches the alarm, there will be an alarm, good luck!

That's a system error, there's nothing to do. Just try not to do illegal things.

If this happens on your computer, you can try the following methods to solve it:

1. It may be that the fan is ringing, this is obvious, it will be heard when you turn it on, open the cover with some oil, and clean up the dust.

2. If the hard disk rings, the most obvious sound is when you open a file, open a game or copy a file, this means that the hard disk may be broken, and there is no way to deal with it, but you can open the hard disk cover to check whether the screws that fix the hard disk are loose.

3. If the current rings, this is rare, and it is generally accompanied by a burning smell, if this is the case, take it to repair it quickly.

Loud computer is usually a fan problem.

Is it the sound of your QQ and other software?,At present, this voice should be**Want Want voice.。

Your machine may have been infected with a Trojan virus, and my machine is like this, in the C drive.

There is one in Windows. dll file.

However, the virus cannot be killed, and it will be automatically generated the next time it is turned on.

Four workarounds:

1. To treat the symptoms but not the root cause, press the Ctrl Alt del key to open the task manager.

Find a process called "" in the process, and click "End Process" in the lower right corner to close it. However, the next time you turn on the machine, you still have to turn it off manually.

Second, it is recommended to find a special killing tool on the Internet to completely kill the virus.

Third, it is better to redo the system.

Fourth, if the file is in the root directory of the C drive.

And if the file name is capitalized, then you can try it as I said:

1.Enter 2 after entering regedit in the start-run registry that pops up.

Tap on my computer. In the dot-find dialog box enters.

3. The registry will automatically find the file that matches this name, if you find a file that matches it, see the directory where it is located and the file name must be c: before you can press delete to delete it. Once you find it clean in the registry, turn it off.

4.Open My Computer-C: disk and delete the files in it.

Is the horn ringing? It should be that you have misoperated, the system gives an error tone, you look at which key of the mouse or keyboard is pressed and can't play up, and the next time it rings, unplug the mouse or keyboard to rule out which device has a problem.

If you click on the wrong one, for example, if you open a new window and you click on the window below, it will make a tinkling sound.

You're clicking on the wrong place, that's why it's ringing, or you can't click on the place you clicked.

Borrow someone else's keyboard to use it first, probably because the keyboard is broken, or you have a big chest and press the keyboard.

Something has been updated to be affected.

I've used a few more ASUS laptops. A little sound is normal 1!!

The fan, the hard drive are all spinning!!

So don't worry!!

As long as there is no problem with the fan, this is the experience, and the few ASUS laptops I have are like this.

After the sale, it is free if there is no warranty period, as long as you don't drop the piece you said before handing it over, you can repair it for free.

It should be that the power supply fan fell off, that is, the small plastic ring that held the fan fell out. Clever you can take the power supply apart yourself, tear off the patch behind the fan and put it back on. If the plastic ring is broken, glue it back (remember not to stick to the rotating shaft).

That's probably how I handled it.

That's because there's a problem with the keyboard, and it usually doesn't go out of the way.

It may be that the fan is touched during cleaning, causing the fan blades to loosen, or it is possible that some screws are not tightened, causing individual components to resonate and chirp.

Here's how to fix abnormal sounds on your computer:

1. The computer start menu ——— run——— enter "regedit" - OK.

2. Open the registry.

3. Left-click to select "hkey local machine", right-click "Find" - enter "render" (case differentiation needs to be distinguished), check the "item" and "whole word match" below to find the next one.

5. As shown in the figure, click on the second sub-item and check the item with the median value of 1 in "properties", and the value after the parentheses of the item is 7. As shown in the figure, the number after the parentheses at the drawing line is 7, type: reg dword data:

6. This is the item we want to find and modify, we only need to change a number.

7. Select the item, right-click - rename Change 7 after the bracket to 6 or 9, and finish.

It is estimated that the maintenance master forgot to tighten the screws, so hurry up and find him.

The notebook has an abnormal noise, and the general situation is that it appears on the cooling fan, and the best solution is to replace it with a new one, which does not cost a few dollars,

Probably won't let people change your fan or power supply, right? See if it's the CPU fan or the power supply fan or the graphics card's fan? The fan doesn't have any wires or anything, so if it doesn't, just take it over.

It is possible that the cable of the fan is not plugged in properly, so you can reinstall it.

It is normal, this is because the negative charge in the computer and the positive charge of hydrogen in the air have a redox reaction caused by nuclear fission and nuclear fusion, which causes the combustion of carbon and oxygen in the air in the gap of the computer. And because the shock wave generated by ** is transmitted into the ear, it vibrates the eardrum and causes the conditioned reflex of the nerve arc to produce an illusion.

Clean it up in a different place, clean up the fans, rub some oil, install it, and it's OK.

If the fault caused by poor hardware contact is recommended to perform the following operations:

1. Turn off the power, open the case, clean up the dust, especially the dust of the CPU fan, and check whether the CPU fan is rotating normally.

2. Power off, open the chassis, plug and unplug the memory, wipe the gold finger part with an eraser, and plug it back in (don't reverse it).

3. Plug and unplug the graphics card, wipe the gold finger part with an eraser, and reinsert it tightly (the buckle should be buckled).

4. Unplug the power cord, cut off the motherboard button battery, wait for three minutes, and then reinstall the motherboard.

5. If the above operations cannot solve the problem, it is recommended to send it to the maintenance center.

What should I do if my computer is ticking when it turns on?

1. First of all, make sure that the hardware is okay. If the speaker is fine, the sound card is fine, and if it has been tested on other machines and is indeed intact, then you can continue to look down.

2. Make sure all the cables are correct. Then power on the speaker and turn on the volume switch.

3. Install the driver of the sound card correctly, if it is an onboard sound card, it is best to install the driver provided on the driver disk of the motherboard. (Actually, a lot of the time it's because the sound card is not driving correctly.) In general, after the sound card driver is installed, there will be a small speaker icon in the taskbar in the lower right corner.

4. If you are sure that the driver is installed correctly, then take a look at the volume settings in the computer. The specific method is to double-click the speaker icon in the taskbar, and check whether the volume is turned off to the minimum in the "Volume Control" and "Waveform" dialog box in the pop-up "Volume Control" and "Waveform".

This is the sound that sometimes comes when some web pages are open.

Hello. 1,Win7 system will prompt a dingdong sound when you click on the boring window,See if it exists。

2. You can go to the official website of PC Manager.

3. Then find the [Hardware Detection] function through the [Toolbox] in the lower right corner to see if there is any abnormal problem with the computer hardware.

4. Use the security check to detect whether there is a malicious background program running and making a sound.

5. If there is no problem, then it means that there is a problem with the parts of the notebook itself, and it is recommended to go after-sales.

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