Right-click on the device you found and click on ‘Disconnect Selected Devices’ from the options. Identify the device responsible for the random sounds by its name or by observing the change of colored buttons if you cannot identify the devices by their names. 🔴 The Red dot means the device is disabled.🟢 The Green dot beside the device name means the device is connected.⚪ The Gray dot beside the device name means the device is not connected.You can see the list of all the USB devices that are connected to your PC. Open the extracted folder and double-click on ‘USBDeview.exe’ file to run it.Ī new USBDeview program window will open. Open the folder where it is downloaded and extract the USBDeview zip file using 7-zip or WinRAR or any other archive utility application you use.
It will download the USBDeview utility application onto your PC. Go to /utils/usb_devices_view and scroll to the bottom of the page to find download links for the program.Ĭlick on ‘Download USBDeview for 圆4 systems’ if you are using 64-bit system or click on ‘Download USBDeview’ if you’re on a 32-bit system. To find the USB device, you need to download the USBDeview utility application. Using it, you can find the device which is responsible for the random USB connecting/disconnecting sounds and fix the problem. USBDeview shows device information, serial number, date and time of connection, etc. Thankfully, USBDeview software allows you to keep a track of all USB device connections to your system, making it effortless to find recently connecting/disconnecting devices. If only you could see a log of devices connecting/disconnecting on your system, you’d be able to quickly identify the faulty USB device. Have you ever come across a situation where your computer is making random USB connecting/disconnecting sounds and you cannot detect the actual device which is responsible for this? You try everything you know to find the device and still can’t find the device?
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