Windows 10: The system will make a Beep or Notification sound when i Press Alt+e Or Alt+W in a game.

If i play games i sometimes like Roblox, i use the alt bind sometimes but there's a game where i always use it, when i press Alt+w or Alt+e it will make a sound, i checked sticky notes, nothing there.

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I hear a beep every time I press ALT and another key

Hello,

I use my computer mostly for online gaming. Before upgrading to Windows 10, I set up quick keys to my number pad to do different things. I set keys 1-9 for a specific action (we'll call these spells), then I set ALT + (number) to another action (we'll
call these combat abilities). I use ALT because it is on both sides of the spacebar (this is default for jump in most games) and easier to reach quickly as opposed to SHIFT or CTRL.

My problem is since I recently upgraded to Windows 10, I now hear a beep tied to the "Default Beep" program event every time I press ALT+1 or ALT+2. I tested this by pressing ALT+A and it gives me the same beep. I tried disabling sticky keys, toggle keys and
filter keys on the "Ease of Access" panel, but nothing works, I still hear that beep every time. How do I solve this without removing the sound from Windows?

 

Alt key is beeping

I don't know what I pressed and what I did but when ever I press the left alt key it would make this beeping sound and its not from sticky key it makes this low sound that would be in Mario or something like that. Also when ever I press x it makes a chime
noise. Please tell me that I can fix this without resetting my whole pc. Thank you in advance

 

Weird alt-tab out of fullscreen games.

Hi Simon,

The multitasking capability of a game depends on the total memory of your computer. If you have large amounts of RAM on your computer, it can multitask heavy programs easily like high-end games. To ensure that we can provide the appropriate resolution
for your concerns with the alt-tab function, we’d like to ask you a few questions:

• What were the recent changes made on your computer before you experienced this issue?
• When did the issue start?

• Have you pressed the alt-tab key during you play Rainbow Six Siege? Or it just happen without pressing it?
  
• Does the automatic ALT-TAB behavior happens on other games?
• Do you have any other programs running on your computer while playing?
• What is the anti-virus program you're using?

• What is your device or system specifications? To know, follow these steps:
  1. Press Windows + S and type
     About your PC.
  2. Send us the information listed under Device specifications.
  
  

Moving forward, if you're multitasking while playing, we recommend that you play this game only without doing other tasks. Pressing ALT-TAB or performing a multitasking interferes with the performance of your video card, especially if you're running a heavy
game like Rainbow Six Siege. It will generate screen viewing issues like intermittently switching your game screen between your desktop environment.

For now, restart your game and do not press ALT+TAB while playing. This will allow your video card to dedicate its graphics performance on the game only instead of your desktop environment.

If you would like me to provide additional advice, simply respond to this thread. I will get notified and I’ll reply to you as soon as I can.