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The original poster asks how to set a sound notification after copying or moving files on their Windows PC. Respondent explains that Windows lacks a built-in feature for this, suggesting the use of scripts or alternative file copying programs like Ultracopier, which could potentially be modified or requested to include such a sound notification. The overall discussion centers on custom solutions for providing audible alerts after file operations.

franktheman7

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How can I make a noise after coping or moving files are done on my pc

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I don't believe that Windows has a built in hook for this type of sound trigger. If this is something your copying consistently then its possible to use a script that plays a sound when its completed, if you want it to happen on every file copy your going to have to find a file copy replacement program that supports sounds. I looked at a few including TetraCopy and Ultracopier but did not see a sound feature. Ultracopier has source so one could recompile it to add a sound feature, or request that the author adds such a feature.

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I don't believe that Windows has a built in hook for this type of sound trigger. If this is something your copying consistently then its possible to use a script that plays a sound when its completed, if you want it to happen on every file copy your going to have to find a file copy replacement program that supports sounds. I looked at a few including TetraCopy and Ultracopier but did not see a sound feature. Ultracopier has source so one could recompile it to add a sound feature, or request that the author adds such a feature.
 

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