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Locate Windows Logon and Windows Logoff option.

Click on Sounds and scroll down Program Events list.

Again, go to Windows Settings and open Personalization > Themes.

Now it is time to change default Windows 10 Startup Sound. This forces Windows to include Windows startup sound and Windows logoff sound inside the sound settings where you previously enabled playing startup sound.

On the right side of the Registry Editor click on ExcludeFromCPL on both WindowsLogoff and WindowsLogon entries.

Locate two options called WindowsLogoff and WindowsLogon.

Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER/AppEvents/EventLabels.

Press Win + R and enter regedit command.

To make sure Windows plays pleasant chime during the loading make sure you have disabled Fast Boot option in the Power Options. This means sometimes you will hear Windows startup sound and sometimes you won’t. Windows won’t play any sound if it turns on using Fast Boot option. This setting forces Windows to play startup sound every time you power on your computer. Windows 10 shutdown sound for some reason is missing from the system, but you can manually set custom Windows 10 sounds for shutdown using the section below.

Locate Play Windows Startup sound checkmark and check it.įor your information: this option enables startup sound only.

After you click Sounds button a new Sound window appears.

Look for Sounds button below the current theme preview.

Press Win + I to open Windows Settings.

Although Microsoft disabled startup sound by default, you have an option to enable it in the most recent Windows versions.

Luckily enough, you can still enable Windows 10 startup sound and even set up custom Windows 10 sounds. Nowadays nothing plays when you turn on your PC, which is unfortunate for some people. In Windows 8.1 Microsoft turned off Windows startup sound entirely. Those were the days… After the epic Windows XP startup sound Windows chimes became less annoying and more calm. All because you forgot to turn down the volume on speakers and the Windows startup sound woke everyone around. Back in the day, careless booting your PC could end in waking up the entire house.