October 12, 200619 yr Hi, im beginner and english is not my 1st language sorry. But i manage done my UAXP sp2 cd by following this great site + alanoll's msfn guide the best guide for me. Anyway i want to know how to make the pc beeps 10 times after the whole process (windows, my applications & bashrat's driverpacks) is done or when the pc restart ('cause i make mine restart in cleanup.cmd called by runoceex from cd). How & what command best i put in batch ? Thanks before for any tips & samples from you guys. my cmdlines.txt =[COMMANDS]"ROE.exe 937""REGEDIT /S setstartup.reg""useraccounts.cmd""rundll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection nLite.inf,nLiteReg""RunOnceEx.cmd"my last line of cleanup.cmd =shutdown.exe -r -f -t 60 -c "windows is restarting..." Edited October 17, 200619 yr by e21k
October 15, 200619 yr Well, do you actually need 10 beeps? You can play any music, really. After all, you can record a beep and play it ten times Perhaps, a beep.exe exists somewhere...
October 16, 200619 yr BEEB sound is scary for me 'cause it indicates that something wrong is happenning on my machine.I use TUNE.COM, instead.
October 17, 200619 yr Author try echo [ctrl-g]http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?s=&...st&p=113629echo "^G" from cmd is the answer i looking for thaks vid0. the question now what is the batch script to make 10 beeps ? i just want to know after my ua xp and applications install is complete i get an audible/ sound message from the pc . i have put all the graphics drivers from driverpacks net and ua xp + my applications into one cd and don't want to change to dvd disc to fit all the big sound drivers files, because i work with many diffrent cpu on daily basis that most got cdrom only. Any way i think also its a good idea to know my ua setup is complete without keep watching several monitors several times . thank you all guys Edited October 17, 200619 yr by e21k
October 17, 200619 yr Using your chosen method, I would suggest thisbeep.cmd@ECHO OFF &FOR /L %%? IN (1,1,10) DO (ECHO/ &&PING -n1 -w5000 LOCALHOST>NUL)single line only.<Edit>For those without a system speaker, (like me), I would suggest this@ECHO OFFFOR /L %%? IN (1,1,10) DO ( START "" /MIN /WAIT SNDREC32 -PLAY -CLOSE %SYSTEMROOT%\MEDIA\DING.WAV)</Edit> Edited October 17, 200619 yr by Yzöwl
October 17, 200619 yr For those without a system speaker, (like me), I would suggest thisThat is definitely the coolest way
October 18, 200619 yr Author Using your chosen method, I would suggest thisbeep.cmd@ECHO OFF &FOR /L %%? IN (1,1,10) DO (ECHO/ &&PING -n1 -w5000 LOCALHOST>NUL)single line only.Yes it's work, thank you very much Yzöwl for your simple & efectif solution just what i need. i agree with mazin too, if it just one beep scared me too but several beeps is diffrent story. it's solved now
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