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How to Disable All Sound EffectsTo open the Sound control panel, right-click the speaker icon in your system tray and select “Sounds”. You can also just navigate to Control Panel Hardware and Sound Sound.On the Sounds tab, click the “Sound Scheme” box and select “No Sounds” to disable sound effects entirely. If you also want to disable the sound that appears when you sign into Windows, uncheck the “Play Windows Startup sound” checkbox.You can also choose to disable sound effects for specific events.

For example, you might want to disable “Notification” sound effects while leaving “Critical Battery Alarm” sound effects enabled. To do this, select a sound effect in the list, click the “Sound” box at the bottom of the window, and click “(None)”.Click “OK” to save your changes when you’re done. You can always return here and set the sound scheme back to “Windows Default” to restore the default sound effects.How to Disable the Windows Explorer Click SoundIf you’re using Windows 7, you may be particularly annoyed by the sound effect that plays when you navigate to a new folder in Windows Explorer. This particular sound effect is disabled by default on Windows 10, and for good reason.To disable only this sound, scroll down in the list and select the “Start Navigation” sound effect. Click the “Sounds” box at the bottom of the window and select “(None)”.

Click “OK” to save your changes.How to Customize Sound EffectsIf you like the sounds instead, you can customize them from here. Select an event and use the “Sounds” box to choose a sound file for it. You can click “Test” to hear a preview of the different sound effects here.To use a custom sound file, click the “Browse” button. Your custom sound effect file must be in the.wav file format.To save your settings as a sound scheme, click the “Save As” button at the top of the window and provide a name. You can then choose your saved sound scheme from the list here in the future. Why Do Sounds Keep Turning Back On?RELATED:You may find that sound effects automatically re-enable themselves when you customize your desktop. This occurs when you using either the old Control Panel interface on Windows 7 or the new Settings interface on Windows 10.

That’s because desktop themes can include sound schemes as well as desktop background images, colors, and mouse cursor themes. However, most themes just specify the “Windows Default” sound scheme, re-enabling it if you’ve disabled it.After changing to a new theme, you’ll have to head back to the Sounds window to disable sound effects, if you don’t want to hear them.Changing your system sound settings will disable them in some—but not all—desktop applications. If an application continues playing sound effects even after you disable them in the Sounds control panel, you’ll need to disable sound effects in that application’s settings window.

Doctor Who: Cybermen Monster File is the ultimate interactive history of one of the Doctor’s most famous foes. Created by the BBC and distributed internationally by BBC Worldwide, this ebook covers every version of the - bringing them to life using clips, photos and in-depth information.The interactive ebook also includes a brand new piece of Doctor Who fiction - Cybermen: Status Update - written by Joseph Lidster and narrated by Nicholas Briggs, who has been the voice of the Cybermen since their on-screen return in 2006.Released globally on July 2, the Cybermen Monster File also features galleries and the real life story behind the metal monsters. There are interactive sections on the world of the Cybermen where everything from Handles to Cybermats and the CyberKing are investigated, as well as quizzes about the Time Lord’s old enemies. Download the success codes free pdf. Download Cybermen Monster FileFor fans all around the world, the ebook can be purchased from the following platforms:. iTunes.

Amazon Frequently Asked QuestionsTechnical requirements. iPad: iPad with iOS 5.1 or later and iBooks 3 or later. Mac supporting OS X (Mavericks).

It can be done directly on your device or via the iTunes desktop application (version 11.1.3 or later is required). Android: Tablets supporting Android 4.0.3 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and up.

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Kindle Fire: Kindle Fire Android 4.0 and up.Is the ebook free?This ebook was available for free to licence fee payers in the UK for the first 30 days of publication (until 31 July 2014 11:59pm).Why was the ebook free in the UK for 30 days?This ebook has been co-funded with money from the UK licence fee. As such we made it free for 30 days to licence fee payers in the UK.If I live in the UK but don’t download it within the first 30 days, can I still get the ebook?Yes, as a paid product.What is an interactive ebook?An interactive multimedia digital book designed to be viewed in this instance on Android tablets, Apple iPads, and Kindle Fire tablets and it can also be viewed on Mac computers with OS X Mavericks.How big is the ebook file?Apple: 370MB. Android: 295MB. Kindle: 295MB. Due to the installation process you will need 590 MB free on Android and Kindle Fire tablets.Who do I contact if I have further questions about BBC ebooks?Please email digital.ebooks@bbc.com.