How To Turn On Sound

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Click 'Start' and select 'Control Panel.' Choose 'Hardware and Sound,' and then click on 'Adjust System Volume.' Step 3 Move the 'Volume' slider up. Click the Windows button and type change sound. You should see an option for Change sound settings. Click Change sound settings. In the Sound dialog box, you can select an item from the Program Events list to change the sound associated with the event. How to Get Sound on Your Computer. Not having sound on your computer can be very frustrating to someone who is not computer adept. Before you throw you computer out the window or take it to a professional, try some of these steps. Steps to turn on Windows Startup sound in Windows 10: Step 1. Tip: If you can't open Sound settings according to the above two procedures, realize your goal by searching. Tip: To turn off Windows Startup sound, deselect Play Windows.

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The solution to activate the Window 10 Start Sound and also for User Logoff, or Logon / Login on Windows 10!


This solution is also for other Microsoft Windows OS, Desktop and Server!
Content:

1.) ... Activate the sounds in the Windows-10 Registry!
2.) ... Enable the Sounds in the Windows-10 Sound Scheme!


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1.) Activate the sounds in the Windows-10 Registry!

Please start the Windows 10 Registry-Editor via Windows-Logo + R and regedit command.
Browse to key HKEY_CURRENT_USERAppEventsEventLabels and Select the Key SystemExit ,
please set the ExcludeFromCPL from '1' to '0' (... see Image-1 Arrow 1 to 6)
Please repeat the steps, for: WindowsLogoff, WindowsLogon and WindowsUnlock.
(Image-1) Window 10 Start Sound, Logoff, Logon Registry entry!

2.) Enable the Sounds in the Windows-10 Sound Scheme!

Please open in the the Windows 10 Control Panel the sound settings via the Sound icon.
Or directly from the Windows 10 run dialog and command control /name Microsoft.Sound /page Sounds
Now you can quite easily activate the Windows 10 Start Logoff / Logon sound.
(... see Image-2 Arrow 1 to 7)
(Image-2) Enable the Window 10 Start Sound, Logoff, Logon!

Useful Info from (c) Microsoft:
You can have your Windows-10 computer play a sound when certain events occur on your computer. (An event can be an action that you perform, such as logging on to your Windows-10 computer, or an action that your computer performs, such as alerting you when you receive new e‑mail.) Windows comes with several sound schemes (a collection of related sounds) for common events. Additionally, some desktop themes have their own sound schemes.
When you change one or more event sounds in Windows-10, a new sound scheme is automatically created, and is given the same name as the current scheme, but with '(modified)' added. For example, if the current scheme is Sonata, and you change one or more sounds, the new scheme is called Sonata (modified). The original sound scheme is preserved with its original Windows-10 name .

Windows 10 Sound events!


Windows
  • Asterisk
  • Calendar Reminder
  • Close Program
  • Critical Battery Alarm
  • Critical Stop
  • Default Beep
  • Desktop Mail Notification
  • Device Connect
  • Device Disconnect
  • Device Failed to Connect
  • Exclamation
  • Exit Windows
  • Instant Message Notification
  • Low Battery Alarm
  • Maximize
  • Menu Command
  • Menu Pop-up
  • Message Nudge
  • Minimize
  • New Fax Notification
  • New Mail Notification
  • New Text Message Notification
  • NFP Completion
  • NFP Connection
  • Notification
  • Open Program
  • Print Complete
  • Program Error
  • Question
  • Restore Down
  • Restore Up
  • Select
  • Show Toolbar Band
  • System Notification
  • Windows Change Theme
  • Windows Logoff
  • Windows Logon
  • Windows Unlock
  • Windows User Account Control
File Explorer
  • Blocked Pop-up Window
  • Complete Navigation
  • Empty Recycle Bin
  • Feed Discovered
  • Move Menu Item
  • Notification bar
  • Start Navigation
Windows Speech Recognition
  • Disambiguation Numbers
  • Disambiguation Panel
  • Misrecognition
  • Off
  • On
  • Sleep

FAQ 103: Updated on: 19 August 2020 20:26