Beeping sounds playing on my system when computer slows down.

This sounds like a hardware issue. You may be hearing ""beep codes" that give clues to problems. Codes differ by manufacture so you'll need to look them up based on PC company or BIOS manufacturer.

Normally the codes run at start up (post codes) but repeated high frequency beeps while PC is running can point to an over heating of the CPU.

Hello, But i need a way to remove this please. I need help. I looked for my system files.

First you need to determine if overheating is the issue. Download, install, run and monitor your hardware with a utility such as Core Temp or HWMonitor. See this article:
13 Best CPU Temperature Monitor Software To Download in 2023 on PC - CPUTemper

Also read this article:

How to Check Your CPU Temperature | Tom's Hardware

Can you record the audio please?

Is it coming from the computer its self or from withen the computer, i.e. in Windows?

Zip the audio clip...

This is the HP EliteDesk?

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Can you record the audio please?

Is it coming from the computer its self or from withen the computer, i.e. in Windows?

Zip the audio clip...

This is the HP EliteDesk?

Yes, file location for this please.


Also, I have OBS, and BDCAM, but I dont feel like recording because the beep is very very very very rare, and special, and it is possibly coming from the computer.

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OK, so I did record the sound. Here is what it sounds like.

https://mega.nz/file/FGE21RTY#U4ihli...XhUiDg9cMaMbbg

So that's not from your motherboard, it's from Windows or a program.

Run Autoruns and after everything loads go to File and save the ARN file and Zip that ARN file and upload here, oir use Mega as before.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sy...loads/autoruns

Do not monkey with anything in Autoruns unless you know EXACTLY what you're doing.

It's funny. The beep sounds like the beep sound you'd hear in the beginning of an old film. Except yours has a lower frequency.