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Windows making coin drop sound at random

Gautam.Dey
By Gautam.Dey
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So my PC was turned off for the past 3 weeks as my ups was away for repairs.

So I just got it and after turning on my PC I've been hearing random coin drop sound in the background. I've looked at everything but I couldn't make out what exactly is making that noise.

 

If anyone can help me out here.

 

Thanks.

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Check event viewer and see if any errors have occurred!

 

Please refer back to the thread if more support is needed!

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3 minutes ago, VinZie said:

Check event viewer and see if any errors have occurred!

Exactly what am I looking for here?

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Open task manager and see if there's an unknown app that running in the background.

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1 minute ago, SupaKomputa said:

Open task manager and see if there's an unknown app that running in the background.

Everything looks fine. No unknown app is running. Can't say about "Windows Processes" though they all looks important to me.

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any hidden tabs in your browser?

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2 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

any hidden tabs in your browser?

Now looking through all the extensions.

There are a lot of it. I've no idea of these and how they got here. Gonna uninstall which are unnecessary.

 

Let's see what comes up.

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Got it. It was a chrome extension. Removed it and restarted now everything's fine.

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