mormovement.blogg.se - Windows me startup sound

Regardless, I think Microsoft has done a better job than with Windows 10 making themes feel cohesive, and the switch from light mode to dark mode is really smooth. Pretty soon I'll get used to the new aesthetic and then it'll just be business as usual, or I'll apply a different color scheme. The taskbar and rounded edges and colors evoke the same airy lightness as that classic Windows XP wallpaper I feel a little like I'm floating on clouds as I pop open the Start menu and the file explorer, which is a nice feeling. However, remember that when applying Windows Themes, sometimes some of them may include custom sounds that can override your settings (even re-enable sounds if you've previously disabled them), and these steps can also come in handy if you don't like the new sounds and you want to go back to the default settings.Microsoft has done a better job than with Windows 10 making themes feel cohesive Once you've completed the steps, Windows 10 will use the new custom configuration.

You can even click the Test button to know exactly the sound you're selecting, and it's also possible to click the Browse button to add a custom sound as long as it's a.

Changing sound events: Under "Program Events," click the event you want to change, and using the drop-down menu select a sound from the list.

Disable sound effects: Using the "Sound Scheme" drop-down menu, select No Sounds.Įnable sound effects: Using the "Sound Scheme" drop-down menu, select Windows Default.

In the "Sounds" tab, you can disable system sounds completely or customize each one just the way you want:

Quick Tip: You can also get access to these settings by right-clicking the speaker icon in the notification area and clicking Sounds.

How to customize Windows 10's sound effects