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Windows 7: how to turn off back ground music

14 Sep 2012  
2lexec

wndows7 64bit
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how to turn off back ground music

I seem to have some back ground music playing but dont know how to turn it off. It may be linked to the desk top background that changes picture.

How do I turn it off? i have looked at control panel but nothing there seemed to be the right choice

thanks
2lexec

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14 Sep 2012  
Anthony

MS Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
1,898 posts
Lancashire
 
 

Right click task bar > Star task manager > Applications Tab > click on whatever is running > End Task
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14 Sep 2012  
boohbah

Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7600
12,170 posts
cornwall UK
 
 

Also,
if you right click the volume speaker on the taskbar and select "open volume mixer" it may show some programs that are using the soundcard.
see if that gives you a clue to what is using it. also. do you use a software to change your wallpapers or is it windows default software as that doesnt have music linked to it. although some third party softwares do.

i think anthony's method would be easier though.
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15 Sep 2012  
2lexec

wndows7 64bit
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Thanks for the advice. I've turned the pc on today and what ever was playing is not now. goodness knows what it was.
Thank you anyway

2lexec
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15 Sep 2012  
strollin

Win 7 Ultimate (64-bit), Win 7 Pro (32-bit)
1,272 posts
N. Calif
 
 

Your system may be infected with what's known as the "Whistler" virus or one of it's variants. I suggest you scan for viruses, malware and rootkits.
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