Disconnecting internal loudspeaker harmful?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Chiel Landsheer
  • Start date Start date
C

Chiel Landsheer

Group,
on my work I have a computer that issues an annoying BEEP from the
internal loudspeaker when you do something wrong (like scrolling above
the top of a spreadsheet) or there happens something (an incoming email).

I have taken the liberty of opening the case of the computer and unplug
the wires between the motherboard and the internal loudspeaker.

Can this be harmful?

It is a recent type HP, Windows XP.

I know, by tuning the system settings I can turn it off, but my
ICT-department doesn't allow me to do so (nor opening the computer).

Thanks for any advice,
Chiel Landsheer
The Netherlands
 
Group,
on my work I have a computer that issues an annoying BEEP from the
internal loudspeaker when you do something wrong (like scrolling above
the top of a spreadsheet) or there happens something (an incoming email).

I have taken the liberty of opening the case of the computer and unplug
the wires between the motherboard and the internal loudspeaker.

Can this be harmful?
Click to expand...

No.
 
Chiel said:
Group,
on my work I have a computer that issues an annoying BEEP from the
internal loudspeaker when you do something wrong (like scrolling above
the top of a spreadsheet) or there happens something (an incoming email).

I have taken the liberty of opening the case of the computer and unplug
the wires between the motherboard and the internal loudspeaker.

Can this be harmful?
Click to expand...

No, but you will be unable to hear the "beep codes" if something malfunctions
in the future.
 
UCLAN said:
No, but you will be unable to hear the "beep codes" if something
malfunctions
in the future.
Click to expand...
My ICT-department is unable to hear anything.
Sorry for the joke,
Chiel
 
Back
Top