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Is there anyone online who knows how to TURN OFF THE BLOODY SOUND on a Mac computer??????????????

Sorry, I have no one else to ask at the moment and it's driving me INSANE.


(So that's what's doing it, you ask?)

Thanks in advance if anyone can help!

Jersey Girl wrote:Is there anyone online who knows how to TURN OFF THE BLOODY SOUND on a Mac computer??????????????

Sorry, I have no one else to ask at the moment and it's driving me INSANE.


(So that's what's doing it, you ask?)

Thanks in advance if anyone can help!

As a trained technician, I have developed several very simple ways to resolve issues with Macs.

Option 1: Beat it to tiny pieces with a sledge hammer and replace it with a real computer.

Option 2: Click Here for More information

Option 3: Don't ask questions.



XD





Sorry for the snark. I'm a bit tired and feeling funny.

Thank, Bryan, this is a temporary substitute for our real computer. I located the volume control at the top of the screen and turned it all the way down. It's still making some sort of high pitched sound that could kill mosquitos. I will have to live with it while online for a few days.

OMG!!!! It's terrible!!!

Jersey Girl wrote:Thank, Bryan, this is a temporary substitute for our real computer. I located the volume control at the top of the screen and turned it all the way down. It's still making some sort of high pitched sound that could kill mosquitos. I will have to live with it while online for a few days.

OMG!!!! It's terrible!!!

Turn OFF entirely the sound. Pull the plug on the speakers. That should do it. :-)
JAK

the alternative thing might be that a fans' ball bearings might be loose. Or the HDD is the noise. If youve turned off all sound, its more than likely mechanical.

Thanks Bryan, JAK and sono_hito, for your advice and replies. This thing is still humming and I guess I'll have to put up with it for a bit until the "real" computer is repaired.

Jersey Girl

yeah, i can't even touch macs any more. i mean hell, i dislike even sitting near em.

(and yet i always have my ipod....ahh well, i hate that thing too)

You evil Mac-haters. I've never had any problems with my Mac, while my PC at work is a piece of junk (bugs, bugs, bugs). I'm just praying they don't try to update to Vista...what a joke that is. My Mac is part of my home recording studio and it works great. I guess if I were a gamer and wanted to get involved in the Burning Crusade, I'd have to get a PC.

silentkid wrote:You evil Mac-haters. I've never had any problems with my Mac, while my PC at work is a piece of junk (bugs, bugs, bugs). I'm just praying they don't try to update to Vista...what a joke that is. My Mac is part of my home recording studio and it works great. I guess if I were a gamer and wanted to get involved in the Burning Crusade, I'd have to get a PC.

silentkid,

Since you are a Mac afficionado, can you venture a guess about the noise this one is making? It sounds like a high pitched eerie sound. I'm starting to get used to it. Or going deaf.

Jersey Girl

Jersey Girl wrote:

silentkid wrote:You evil Mac-haters. I've never had any problems with my Mac, while my PC at work is a piece of junk (bugs, bugs, bugs). I'm just praying they don't try to update to Vista...what a joke that is. My Mac is part of my home recording studio and it works great. I guess if I were a gamer and wanted to get involved in the Burning Crusade, I'd have to get a PC.

silentkid,

Since you are a Mac afficionado, can you venture a guess about the noise this one is making? It sounds like a high pitched eerie sound. I'm starting to get used to it. Or going deaf.

Jersey Girl

Can you mute the thing. Or try turning off, turning on the computer.

Bond