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I have a server that is scheduled to power on and off every day. I want the buzzer to beep a few times when it powers on or off. I wonder if there is a command in DOS for this and how to use it.

Originally posted by Wengier at 2008-5-31 03:49 AM:
ECHO ^G

Reply to the second floor, enter CMD, open the command window, copy ECHO ^G in, but there is no sound; after careful testing, type ECHO, then space, then press the ctrl+g key, press enter, finally there is sound!
But what to do in the bat? I tried and it didn't work, so I ask for advice!

```
for /l %%i in (1 1 5) do more +1 %~s0|debug
e100 B2 07 B4 02 CD 21 CD 20
g
q
```

Type "edit" in the command prompt window and press Enter, then enter the edit editing window. First, press Ctrl + P, then you can input Alt + 07 or Ctrl + G. Then, save as a.txt document in "file". After that, you can copy the generated symbol into the batch command code for use.

What the 5th floor said is quite right. The so-called ctrl+G doesn't work in Notepad; it turns out it has to be used in Edit.

In cmd, it can also be done like this:
echo echo ^g>s.bat
Enter ^g in cmd using ctrl+g.
Double-click s.bat to hear two beeps.

There is still a problem that hasn't been solved. When booting up, automatically run a.bat. One of the statements in a.bat is:
at 22:30 shutdown -s ---Shut down at 22:30
I want to make the buzzer sound when shutting down (at 22:30). How to do it?

007 cannot be entered within the w32 program

Copy the beep file from http://upload.cn-dos.net/img/523.rar to the c:\ or a specified directory, and run in CMD:
at 22:30 cmd /c type c:\beep

You can use vbscript:

set ching=wscript.createobject("wscript.shell")
ching.run "cmd /c echo "&chr(7),0

Originally posted by qinchun36 at 2008-7-22 07:19 PM:
You can use vbscript:

set ching=wscript.createobject("wscript.shell")
ching.run "cmd /c echo "&chr(7),0

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