

Version history (uses dd-mm-yyyy format):Ģ.0 - Added lots more sounds, including but not limited to: Windows 3.0 MME, Cortana, Windows Mobile 6.5, OS/2 Warp, more Messenger sounds, and the fake 2000 Beta 3 and WinFLP sounds.Ģ.5 - Added Mobile 5.0-6.1 sounds, Windows 10 Insider Preview sounds, xpAlto sounds, Plus! 95 Beta sounds and more Aura sounds, corrected a few errors. Windows Phone 8.1 (unless the sounds are just the same as Phone 8) Smartphone 2002 (I think this has some ringtones PPC2002 lacks) Smaller (now discontinued) - Missing in action as of (that I know of): Normal - mega.nz/#!xGxjyLDA, Key: !pkZVyLcfpMxAE3HA_5eXknqun-OAee3bUDSQwbbNhq8 If you want one of your own sound schemes added to this collection, let me know and I'll add it to the unofficial sound schemes folder. If there are any missing sounds or problems with this collection, please let me know.


This is an almost complete collection of Windows sounds, along with sounds from related programs. Select (None) to disable all program event sounds or choose a different or default scheme.NOTE: This has been superseded by the OS Sound Kit, which you can download at: It has many more sounds, including non-Windows sounds! However, you can still download this. Expand the drop-down list under the Sound Scheme section.In the window that appears, click Hardware and Sound.Once you've made a selection, click and then click the button.įollow these steps to disable or modify all system sounds in Windows.Select (None) to disable the sound or select a different sound file to change it. In the Program Events section, locate the sound you'd like to disable or change in the drop-down list under the Sounds subsection.In the Sound window, click the Sounds tab.Make sure that the Hardware and Sound tab on the left is selected, then click Sound near the center portion of the screen.In the Control Panel, click Hardware and Sound.Or, open the Windows 10 Start menu, and choose Windows System > Control Panel. Press the Windows key, type Control Panel, and then press Enter.Follow these steps to disable or change specific system sounds in Windows.
