I've got a nice little Acer netbook (maybe twelve years old?) that I use
mainly for car camping and when I want to use a computer at the library.
The problem is that *sometimes* when I use the 'action button' icon from
either the 'main menu' or the 'panel' to suspend, shutdown, etc.; or, if
I have to plugin or unplug the external charger/power supply for
whatever reason, it emits an ear-splitting beep that makes anyone nearby
jump right out of their skin and develop an instant case of PTSD.
Does anyone know how I can disable this?
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Thanks,
Tom
