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July 23rd 08, 08:07 PM
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getting rid of the tsssh sound
What is that "tsssh" sound that happens as I'm mousing and using XP
pro? Is there an identifier for it in the "sounds and audio devices panel" that I can turn off? thanks, barb 
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July 23rd 08, 08:54 PM
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getting rid of the tsssh sound
Have you checked to see what is set in 'sounds and audio devices'?
"Barbara Clark" wrote in message ... What is that "tsssh" sound that happens as I'm mousing and using XP pro? Is there an identifier for it in the "sounds and audio devices panel" that I can turn off? thanks, barb
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July 23rd 08, 08:57 PM
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getting rid of the tsssh sound
Barbara Clark wrote:
What is that "tsssh" sound that happens as I'm mousing and using XP pro? Is there an identifier for it in the "sounds and audio devices panel" that I can turn off? thanks, barb Yes, Look at the list on the sounds tab, each sound that has been identified with the little speaker icon has a wav file associated with it. Highlight one, click the button right next to the browse button and play it. If it sounds like your sound you don't like, turn it off, hit the apply button, and see if it cures the problem. Sorry, don't think there is an easier way.
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