How to Turn on Startup Sound on Chromebook – Guide
Chrome OS is a minimalist operating system that is simple to use and has a great user interface. It is fast and easy to use, and has many features that are useful.
Chrome OS doesn’t have a start-up sound by default, but there is a way to get it working. In this article, we are going to show you how to just do that. So, in this article, we are going to show you how to just do that. Let’s dive right in.
Activate Start-up Tap on Settings
We have an option to enable startup chime on Chromebooks in the setup itself. To enable start-up chime, click the clock in the lower right corner and click the Settings icon.
On the “Manage Accessibility features” page, you can select how accessible your website is. This will include things like disabling features that are difficult to use for people with disabilities, and adding features that are more accessible.
Now again, scroll down to the final complete to find an option called “Play sound on startup” and enable it. That’s all you need to do to start your Chromebook with a startup sound.
It’s just a beep sound and if you’re not happy with the ringtone you’re getting, check the alternatives.
Startup chime using extension
Chrome Web Store: Startup Sound for Chromebooks: To add the Startup Sound for Chromebooks extension to Chrome, open the Chrome Web Store and search for “Startup Sound for Chromebooks” and select the BrowserNative extension. Alternatively, you can also click on this link.
Once Ubuntu is installed, you will be redirected to a thanking window. The start-up sound will default to Ubuntu Start-up sound. But you can change this by going to the boot sound extension settings. To open the extension settings, click the extension icon in the upper right corner.
Now, click on the three-dot menu next to the startup sound extension. Now select “options” from the appeared menu.
You can now choose the startup ringtone from 6 different sounds like Ubuntu, WindowsXP, Windows 3.1, macOS, Windows 98, Windows Me. If you are a Windows or Mac user before, you can select these options for nostalgia. Anyway you can listen to the sounds here by clicking play button after selecting the sound.
Once you have been selected to be a part of the beta testing program, you will need to click on the save button and then restart your device. The only caveat is that you may hear the buzzer sound when you log into the system, not the lock screen. Anyway, the sound seems natural and not out of place.
Final note
Chromebook users can now turn on startup sound by following these simple steps. ..
