What is the beep code for an error?

[projecttoday]

The following code produces a sound that's like a tone or a soft bell, indicating that an action has completed successfully:

System.Media.SystemSounds.Beep.Play()

Can anyone provide the code for the opposite? You know like if you tried to do something in Windows that was invalid. Is there some kind of default sound indicating an error that I can invoke on a Windows computer in VB.Net similar to the one above only discordant?

[jmcilhinney]

Some questions just don't need asking. The SystemSounds class only has four other properties besides Beep. Why can't you just Play each one to determine which one you need? If your first instinct is to ask others to tell you something that you could work out for yourself in about 30 seconds, you're never going to make it as a developer.

[projecttoday]

Can anyone help me?

[Ram2Curious]

jmc was talking about this :

System.Media.SystemSounds.Hand.Play()

[boops boops]

The SystemSounds aren't necessarily those infuriating noises provided by Microsoft. Each user can set their own samples for the system sounds in the control panel (WinXP); or nothing at all. Come to think of it, I'd like to turn all my sounds into birdsong: a nightingale for a beep, a vulture for a critical stop and so on... If you want to play your own samples from your program instead of the system sounds, use My.Computer.Audio.Play(wavefile). But I hope I don't have to use that program.

BB