periodic beeping
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marlinspike
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periodic beeping
Periodically, my new T60 beeps at me. It's the kind of beeping you hear if you adjust the volume. Ideas?
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marlinspike
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Re: periodic beeping
Ok, I think that was the "play a sound when I get new e-mail" feature of Outlook.marlinspike wrote:Periodically, my new T60 beeps at me. It's the kind of beeping you hear if you adjust the volume. Ideas?
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corymcnutt
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Mine only beeps when it first boots up and then it is quiet...man I hope all it needs is a simple adjustment and not a defect. No one has posted a thought yet so it could be serious! Good Luck.
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ThinkPad T60
Duo 2 Core T7200 (2GHz, 4MB L2)
2.0 GB RAM
14.1" SXGA+ TFT (1400x1050)
128 ATI Mobility Radeon X1400
100GB HD
8x Max Dual Layer DVD Ultrabay Slim
Duo 2 Core T7200 (2GHz, 4MB L2)
2.0 GB RAM
14.1" SXGA+ TFT (1400x1050)
128 ATI Mobility Radeon X1400
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marlinspike
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I think it was some sort of setting or alert or something, I guess time will tell, but it hasn't done it since that last post I made in this thread. Everything works fine I know that much. Good and fast, and the screen is the best screen I ever saw. Plus, I don't know why people complain about these Chicony keyboards for, it seems fine to me. I don't see any flex in the keyboard no matter how hard I press the keys.
Ok, I think it might be related to Instant Messenger.
Ok ok, now I figured it out. If you press caps lock and more than 1 letter key at the same time, it beeps at you. And if you are used to a different keyboard layout, you will do that every now and then...so that's what I was doing.
Ok, I think it might be related to Instant Messenger.
Ok ok, now I figured it out. If you press caps lock and more than 1 letter key at the same time, it beeps at you. And if you are used to a different keyboard layout, you will do that every now and then...so that's what I was doing.
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corymcnutt
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GREAT, that means it is not a problem with the computer.marlinspike wrote:I think it was some sort of setting or alert or something, I guess time will tell, but it hasn't done it since that last post I made in this thread. Everything works fine I know that much. Good and fast, and the screen is the best screen I ever saw. Plus, I don't know why people complain about these Chicony keyboards for, it seems fine to me. I don't see any flex in the keyboard no matter how hard I press the keys.
Ok, I think it might be related to Instant Messenger.
Ok ok, now I figured it out. If you press caps lock and more than 1 letter key at the same time, it beeps at you. And if you are used to a different keyboard layout, you will do that every now and then...so that's what I was doing.
Cory
ThinkPad T60
Duo 2 Core T7200 (2GHz, 4MB L2)
2.0 GB RAM
14.1" SXGA+ TFT (1400x1050)
128 ATI Mobility Radeon X1400
100GB HD
8x Max Dual Layer DVD Ultrabay Slim
Duo 2 Core T7200 (2GHz, 4MB L2)
2.0 GB RAM
14.1" SXGA+ TFT (1400x1050)
128 ATI Mobility Radeon X1400
100GB HD
8x Max Dual Layer DVD Ultrabay Slim
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As far as I know, the brightness and contrast changes are linked together from the user standpoint. So it is either Fn+Home or Fn+End to change both.
Also, there is a way to turn that beep off if it is what I am thinking of. Go to th Device Manager, check "Show Hidden Devices", expand the Non-Plug and Play list and disable the "Beep" device. That should do it.
Also, there is a way to turn that beep off if it is what I am thinking of. Go to th Device Manager, check "Show Hidden Devices", expand the Non-Plug and Play list and disable the "Beep" device. That should do it.
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I met someone who looks a lot like you.
She does the things you do.
But she is an IBM.
/~o ---ELO from "Yours Truly 2059"
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marlinspike
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Thank you, that worked. I'll be able to stay sane while I get acclimated to a new keyboard (I type very fast, so while I'm getting used to a keyboard I tend to mash keys every now and then).christopher_wolf wrote:As far as I know, the brightness and contrast changes are linked together from the user standpoint. So it is either Fn+Home or Fn+End to change both.
Also, there is a way to turn that beep off if it is what I am thinking of. Go to th Device Manager, check "Show Hidden Devices", expand the Non-Plug and Play list and disable the "Beep" device. That should do it.
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