Disable beep sound when plugging/unplugging laptop charger
My laptop makes an annoying beep sound whenever I plug or unplug the charger.
Windows 8.1/Windows 10:
Disable the System Speaker
device:
Open "Device Manager".
Scroll down to "System Devices".
Click on "+"
Right click on "System Speaker".
Select "Disable"
Restart your computer.
Beep should be permanently disabled.
Windows 7:
Disable the Beep
device:
Open "Device Manager".
Go to "View" > "Show hidden devices".
Scroll down to "Non-Plug and Play Drivers".
Click on "+"
Right click on "Beep".
Select "Disable"
Restart your computer.
Beep should be permanently disabled.
Source Disabling awful power cord beep?
I don't know if you still need this answered but I had the same problem, and it doesn't look like it was answered here.
- Right click on your sound icon and open sound settings.
- Sound > Advanced Sound Options > App volume and device preferences
- Pull out or plug in your power cord and Realtek HD Audio Manager should appear
- Set to Zero and enjoy blessed silence
I'm currently using Acer Aspire 5. Everything is working fine. Audio and mic are OK. Except for the annoying beep when I plug in/unplug the charger.
So here is the fix that I found that just gets rid of the annoying beep. (The audio and mic still work.)
- Uninstall the Realtek Audio driver (restart required)
- Download the Realtek (driver only) from the Realtek official website.
- Install it and SHAZAM!!!! The annoying beep is gone.
- One last thing. You need to prevent the driver from automatically updating.(Google it.)