The guest's system beep ( WIN32 Beep() ) is played on the host's external
speakers (is that a "feature" of Vista (my guest)?). Is there a way to stop
that ... maybe even to get it played on the PC built-in speaker (where it
belongs)?
--
- Vince

In an elevated command prompt, type 'sc stop beep'

- Rafael

Vincent Fatica wrote:

> The guest's system beep ( WIN32 Beep() ) is played on the host's external
> speakers (is that a "feature" of Vista (my guest)?). Is there a way to stop
> that ... maybe even to get it played on the PC built-in speaker (where it
> belongs)?

On Mon, 18 May 2009 22:31:56 -0400, Rafael Rivera
<"[firstname]"@withinwindows.com> wrote:

|In an elevated command prompt, type 'sc stop beep'

I know that one. But then I get no beep at all.
--
- Vince

"Vincent Fatica" <vince@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4a123450$1@xxxxxx

> On Mon, 18 May 2009 22:31:56 -0400, Rafael Rivera
> <"[firstname]"@withinwindows.com> wrote:
>
> |In an elevated command prompt, type 'sc stop beep'
>
> I know that one. But then I get no beep at all.
> --
> - Vince

Whether you are using a virtual or physical machine, you usually only get
a beep if you do not have a working sound card. Do other sounds work in the
vm?

On Wed, 20 May 2009 10:15:03 +1000, "Bill Grant" <not.available@xxxxxx> wrote:

| Whether you are using a virtual or physical machine, you usually only get
|a beep if you do not have a working sound card. Do other sounds work in the
|vm?

My physical machine has a working sound card (disabled on the guest). I assure
you that whenever a program running on the physical machine calls the Win32
function Beep(freq,duration) the sound comes from the PC speaker (done it
thousands of times) and **never** comes from the sound card. So why, with sound
disabled on the guest does Beep() use the sound card?

And no other sounds come from the virtual machine.
--
- Vince

Is the host computer running a 64 bit Windows? If so and you have an HD
Audio device, then the System speaker "Beep" will not function, as it is not
supported.

"Vincent Fatica" <vince@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4a12130a$1@xxxxxx

> The guest's system beep ( WIN32 Beep() ) is played on the host's external
> speakers (is that a "feature" of Vista (my guest)?). Is there a way to
> stop
> that ... maybe even to get it played on the PC built-in speaker (where it
> belongs)?
> --
> - Vince

The host is 32-bit XPSP3.

On Sat, 23 May 2009 04:23:59 -0700, "Gary Mount" <gary_mount@xxxxxx> wrote:

|Is the host computer running a 64 bit Windows? If so and you have an HD
|Audio device, then the System speaker "Beep" will not function, as it is not
|supported.
|
|"Vincent Fatica" <vince@xxxxxx> wrote in message
|news:4a12130a$1@xxxxxx
|> The guest's system beep ( WIN32 Beep() ) is played on the host's external
|> speakers (is that a "feature" of Vista (my guest)?). Is there a way to
|> stop
|> that ... maybe even to get it played on the PC built-in speaker (where it
|> belongs)?
|> --
|> - Vince
--
- Vince