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--- software:windows:remote-beeper [2010/08/09 18:59] – artur
+++ software:windows:remote-beeper [2017/03/23 21:59] (текущий) – внешнее изменение 127.0.0.1
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-@echo Batch file to disable beep
+<code>@echo Batch file to disable beep
 @sc stop beep
 @sc config beep start= disabled
-@echo
+@echo ok
 @echo If you didn’t hear a beep just now then it worked!
+</code>
+===== У меня этот способ сработал =====
+<blockquote>
+I’ve noticed that since installing Server 2008, audible beeps come through to my local computer. I’ve tried tweaking the remote desktop client settings, to no avail. I know this is a common issue – here’s the fix.
+. On the server, connected either locally or remotely:
+. Open a command-prompt.  Hit the windows-key and type ‘cmd’.
+. Enter sc config beep start= disabled – Note that the space between ’start=’ and ‘disabled’ is necessary, and the command will not work if you omit it!
+. Reboot the server.
+Edit:  This seems to work on desktops but not servers! Do not attempt the following instructions if you’re uncomfortable, make sure you backup your registry before doing them.  I cannot be held responsible for damages, etc etc, yadda-yadda.  You all know the drill.  Onward!
+If you try the above on a server and it doesn’t work:
+Run regedit on the server.  Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlTerminalServer.  Create a DWORD called DisableBeep.  Set the (HEX) value to 1.  Close Regedit.
+Fire up services.msc, find the terminal services service.  Restart it and any associated services.  You will be immediately disconnected.  Reconnect.  The beep has stopped.  Change that value back to a 0 to re-enable the beep.</blockquote>