How to Turn Off the Sound in Microsoft Money

Microsoft Money helps you to keep track of your personal finances.

Microsoft Money was created by Microsoft as a personal financial software for use on the Windows operating system. Microsoft Money allows users to maintain a monthly budget, tracking investments, bank accounts and personal expenses. Money plays audio help files as you use the program to guide you through the processes. You can personalize your Microsoft Money main menu and eliminate sounds, if desired. To turn off the sound, you can adjust your settings through the Windows Sounds Property dialog box.

Instructions

1. Open the main menu of Microsoft Money. Under the "Tools" menu, open "Settings." Next, click "Sounds." A Windows Sound Property dialog box will appear. This dialog box includes options to play a variety of sounds, including a chime when you open the Microsoft Money program.

2. Specify which sounds you want to turn off or turn off all sound. To turn off all sounds, uncheck the "Play Sounds" check box, then click the "Reset Audio Help" button. The audio help button reset will eliminate the voice instructions that are played when you access a new feature. This audio help is designed to make the process easier.

3. Click "OK" to save your settings.

Tips & Warnings

• If you leave your product unused for a long time, these settings may restore to default and the sound may be on during your next visit.

• Microsoft Money software product support is difficult to find, as the software has been discontinued.

References

• Microsoft Money: User Guide