Why do you sometimes get an alarm when you press the keyboard?

If you notice an alarm sound when pressing keystrokes on your keyboard, it could be due to the following:

1. It may be that there are keyboard keys connected to the keys, or the keys are pressed and do not pop up, you can repeatedly tap the keys to test;

2. The operation interface when pressing the keyboard keys is not a normal character input state, which is a normal phenomenon, if the input interface such as notepad is normal, it is not a fault;

3. Some models have a keyboard alarm function, when typing the keyboard is fast, there may be an alarm sound due to the key conflict caused by pressing two keys at the same time. You can try to go into the BIOS and find that the "Keyboard Beep" is set to "Disabled".

Can't get rid of it. That's because the keyboard is flushed.

Other words. If you have two keys with a punch, you can't press them together. If you press them together, an alarm will appear.

You can change to a better keyboard.

If you press it together, there will be an alarm sound, and you can't remove it. That's because the keyboard is flushed. If you have two keys with a punch, you can't press them together.

Other words. You can change to a better keyboard.

This problem is often in win2000 interrogative problem,Then you have to set it in CMOS,If it appears in XP, it is the interdisciplinary problem of the keyboard。

Install the random driver of the keyboard to see if it can be solved.。。。

Because you pressed more than three keys at the same time.

I also find this annoying, but I can't help it.

1. First turn on your computer, and then click Easy to use at the bottom of the page on the system settings page.

2. Then enter the easy-to-use interface, you can see that there are many options to set up, click on the interactive keyboard on the left list.

3. Then enter the new interface, find the sound when pressing the button or accepting the button at the top of the page, and click to uncheck the small check mark in front of the option.

This is because the sticky key is turned on in the computer system, and it is only necessary to turn it off in the system.

Tool: Computer.

1. Click the start button in the lower left corner of the computer desktop, and click [Control Panel] on the pop-up menu.

2. Click [Easy Access] at the bottom of the interface.

3. Continue to click [Change the working method of the keyboard] under the Ease of Access Center.

4. The checkmark in front of the sticky key will be enabled to cancel.

5. Finally, click [OK] below, and then press the keyboard after clicking, and there will be no sound.

It's all copy-pasting and half-looking bigwigs.

Press and hold the numlock button for more than 5 seconds, and the cancellation will be successful when you hear the prompt tone.

Control Panel - Sound & Audio Equipment - Sound.

I don't know what kind of phone it is. Look in the settings.

Control Panel, Accessibility Options, Toggle Keys Remove the checkmark in front of the use toggle key.