I'm running XP home. Every time I play an audio file with I get beeps every second. How can I disable that annoyance?

I'm running XP home. Every time I play an audio file with I get beeps every second. How can I disable that annoyance?

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Some ideas... I don't know if this will be much help, but I wanted to make sure that you received some potential ideas / help with your issue. I did a bunch of searching on Google.com to see if anyone else was reporting anything in regards to your issue. Three things were frequently mentioned, which I have listed below: Downloaded Ringtones -- Some people are claiming that after downloading and installing software on their computer to work with ringtones, that a mysterious beeping has started when they either play audio files or computer games.

Nobody has figured out a solution to this yet, from what I've seen. Some are reporting audio driver problems with their sound card. A driver is a software program that teaches Windows how to play sound on your computer.

If the audio driver is not the right version, it can actually provide Windows with incorrect information, thus causing problems with sound output. I would recommend checking for Windows updates, as Microsoft might have a new driver for you to install. Also, if they don't have any new driver updates, check with the manufacturer of your computer / sound card, etc. Others are reporting that they downloaded copyrighted songs from the Internet, only to discover that a beeping sound had been added / recorded directly into the music piece itself.

If this is the case, there's nothing that you can do. P.S. - It's always a good idea to go through and check your system over for spyware, viruses, etc. Sometimes, these rogue, naughty, little applications can wreck havoc with your computer system. One virus that I encountered in the past took control of my computer's audio and started to randomly play crazy stuff over my speakers.

Try updating your sound drivers and software I will need more information to undrestand why are you getting this problem, for now my recomendation is to update your sound drivers and the software that you are using to listen the audio files. Also remember that windows XP has an option to restore the system, if you are sure that in the past you wereable to listen to your audio files without problems, then you could try to get your system back before the problems started. The tool to restore the system is in "start" "Accesories" "system tools" Sources: In My Opinion, update your drivers and software .

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