Windows startup sound

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"fast startup" option is enabled (it is, by default). You would need to disable that option to fully shutdown your system and then you should get a sound when starting windows, which is not worth it if you ask me. New 05 Aug 2015 #5 Thanks for the reply. In my last post close to the end I already stated, "I also unchecked the fast boot option in Power Options. I still could not get a Startup or Shutdown sound." which you suggested. So that doesn't work. There are two ways to shutdown 10 that I know have technically different shutdowns. 1. Left click on "start" > left click "Power" > left click "Shutdown" - which I understand is a hybrid shutdown similar to what you describe. 2. Right clicking on "start" > hover over "Shut down or sign out" > select from menu "Shut down". I understand this bypasses the "Fast Boot Option" option to give you a full shut down. As described I get no sounds in any combination of shut down choices. If there are any expert level opinions we'd love to hear from you. New 07 Aug 2015 #6 Startup sound does actually play when I perform a Restart (while "Play startup sound" option is selected of course). No such thing for usual Shutdown option though. New 07 Aug 2015 #7 Correct. If you go to the Windows Folder > Media you will find Windows Shutdown & Windows Startup sound (.wav) file in my final 10240 build. The shutdown sound when played is pretty normal. The startup one is just a single percussion like pop like the wood rods in music class. However, if you go to registry editor HKEY_CURRENT_USER\AppEvents\EventLabels you will find the sounds. What is strange is you will find a "System Exit" entry

Get a Shutdown sound or Logon/Logoff sounds as before.Windows 10 seems buggy with inconsistent results. However I did get a startup sound after I modified the values (and attempted to delete) the key you suggested. I can toggle the startup sound now via the control panel mentioned earlier by checking or unchecking the appropriate box. Thank you.Post Edit: The "Turn on fast startup (recommended)" box has to be unchecked in Power Options for the startup sound to work under the above conditions. Apparently, checking this does circumvent checking to "Play Windows Startup sound" in Sounds within the Control Panel. I still have not been able to enable a shutdown sound so this thread title remains partially solved.I would welcome more expert comments - especially concerning enabling Shutdown sound or Logon/Logoff sounds. --> Last edited by jaustin; 08 Aug 2015 at 13:13. New 19 Aug 2015 #10 hello.. I did this (turned off the "quick start" and got my startup sound :)..question... why will Windows 10.. not come out of an/a Sleep mode?.. meaning... I close the lid of my laptop... (Dell XPS L1502)see the XPS light go into a sleep mode ( the xps light slowly blinks on and off.. indication seep).. but when I open the lid..even tho the keyboard wakes up.. the display is blank.. (dark) I have to hold down the power button.. to turn off the laptop completely and re-boot.... is there a fix for this? or ????? Marie990 said: Try to follow this : lick Startregedit and hit enter. Once Registry Editor opens highlight Hkey_Current_User. Once it is highlighted look on the right column which will show a Reg_SZ value with the name (default). Right click this value and hit delete. Reboot the computer and test.And good luck ~

But no one labeled that would be a startup sound for Windows. Some sounds have an additional registry "ExcludeFromCPL" (control panel list) such as Windows Logoff, Logon and SytemExit. I modified the values from 1 to 0 so they would not be excluded from the CPL. They show up but no sound. I did not delete those entries but just changed the values.I have wondered why no startup sound is in this registry position and would there be a startup sound if one was added. I still would like to hear an expert opine on the overall situation - how to get Startup and Shutdown sounds working or if they can't be made to do so. New 07 Aug 2015 #8 Try to follow this : lick Startregedit and hit enter. Once Registry Editor opens highlight Hkey_Current_User. Once it is highlighted look on the right column which will show a Reg_SZ value with the name (default). Right click this value and hit delete. Reboot the computer and test.And good luck ~ New 07 Aug 2015 #9 An interesting suggestion with partial results.I tried to delete the key as directed but it would not let me? So I modified the key value from "(value not set)" to 1 and then to 0 and got the same following results for both modified settings:Using both methods of shutdown described earlier I did get a startup sound!I did not get a shutdown sound or Logon/Logoff sounds.So with the value set to 0 once again I tried to delete the key. It would not delete but the value changed back to the original "(value not set)" condition. Upon further testing with this condition reset back to same "(value not set)" I still got the startup sound as the 0 and 1 setting and did not

Download Article Download Article Want to change the sound you hear when you boot up your older PC? We'll show you how to replace the boring startup chime with something more dynamic in Windows 8, 7, and Windows XP. This utility is created by Windows enthusiasts, as there is no easy way to change the Windows 8, 7, or Vista startup sound normally. You can download the utility from Winaero. Double-click the downloaded ZIP file and drag the StartupSoundChanger.exe file onto your desktop.Advertisement You will be shown a small menu of options. It must be in WAV format.You can restore the original sound by running the utility and clicking "Restore." You can search for this or find it in the Start menu.Sounds tab.Apply.Note: You won't be able to hear the startup sound in Windows 8 unless you perform a full shutdown (see next section).Advertisement Microsoft made many changes to the underlying Windows architecture to boost performance for Windows 8. One of the features that got cut was the sounds that play when Windows starts up and shuts down. You can re-enable these using the Windows Registry, but thanks to another Windows 8 feature (Fast Boot), you'll only hear them when you perform a full manual shutdown.Note: This method will only change the Logon sound. You can do this by pressing the ⊞ Win key and typing regedit.HKEY_CURRENT_USER → AppEvents → EventLabels.WindowsLogon folder.ExcludeFromCPL key.1 to 0. Click OK. This includes WindowsLogoff and SystemExit. You can search for it or press ⊞