How to turn off the sound in the Wubi input method?
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This post was last edited by Li Jia Xiao Di on 2012-4-28 09:05. I use the Wubi input method; when I type a wrong character, there’s a beeping sound. How can I turn off this sound?
Is the audio on, right? Do you just want to focus on correcting typos? ? :o:o:o
It’s wrong to think about it one moment and then not want to do it the next; when you can’t type something, just try typing it – otherwise you’ll keep getting those beeps
Just turn off the computer sound, that’s it: lol. If that doesn’t work, come to me
Hehe, I really came to find you. Where do I turn off the computer sound? :P Hehe, sorry about that
No way. Why don’t I have it? Or did I just not pay attention?
Take a hammer, hit wherever there’s noise, use a force of 100 pounds – it will take about five hits, and definitely no sound will be produced; P
That’s usually how you handle problems, right? If you have a headache, just hit your head – I really don’t know where the issue lies:$
Have you tried without it? Whenever I press 4 keys, it counts regardless of whether they’re correct or not
If you make a mistake, call out; then don’t make mistakes. . . . . . Haha
The last edit to this post was made by qugd on 2012-5-5 at 13:35. First, check the settings menu of the Wubi input method to see if there is an option for error code alerts; if so, disable that function. This may vary depending on the specific Wubi input method used； Additionally, the device volume can be adjusted to silent through the management interface for sound and audio devices in the control panel ； If there is a small speaker icon in the system’s active program status bar, double-click or right-click on it to bring up the corresponding control interface, and then adjust it to mute. This is basic computer operation skills; it seems the original poster didn’t use a computer very often before.