Select one Program event, select a sound and click on Apply > OK. Here, under the Sounds Tab, under the Sound Scheme, in the drop-down window, you will be able to see the sound schemes available. Click Sound Control Panel and the applet will open. In Windows 10, you can also access the Sounds settings applet via System > Sound. Next select and click Change system sounds, under Sound. To change sounds in Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7 or Windows Vista, open Control Panel and click on Hardware and Sound. You can use the built-in options or you could download and install additional sound schemes. You can use this Registry tweak for other sounds that aren’t listed in Program Events too.If you are tired of hearing the same old sounds when you start Windows or when you minimize a Windows or when you simply Copy, you just might want to consider introducing a whole new set of a sound scheme to your Windows 10/8/7 computer. Now you’ll see the Program Events list entries and customize them like you would in previous versions of Windows.
Then select Change System Sounds under the search results. Or hit Windows Key + W to bring up Setting Search and type: sounds. Now from the Desktop, right-click the Sound icon on the Taskbar and select Sounds. When you’re done, close out of Registry Editor.Ĭustomize Logoff, Logon, and Shutdown Sounds In the end, SystemExit, WindowsLogoff, and Windows Logon subfolder ExludeFromCPL key values will each be set to 0. Repeat the same steps for the SystemExit and WindowsLogoff subfolders. Double click on it and change the value to 0 and click OK. In the right pane, you’ll see the key ExludeFromCPL. Scroll down the list and click WindowsLogOff. Registry Editor opens up, and you need to go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\AppEvents\EventLabels under EventLabels you’ll see a list of subfolders for different sound events for Windows 8. Note: Before doing any Registry tweaking, make sure you Back it Up First!įirst, use the Keyboard shortcut Windows Key + R to bring up the Run line and type: regedit and hit Enter. After the Registry hack, you’ll see a lot more options listed. Here you can see that Windows Logon, Logoff, and Shutdown Program Events aren’t listed in Sounds. But with a simple Registry tweak, you can get them back and customize them to your liking. You can still do it in Windows 8, but these and other sound alerts are hidden by default. Windows 7 and previous versions let you easily customize the sounds played when you Logon, Logoff or Shutdown your computer.
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