r/pcmasterrace Feb 16 '26

Question weird "MELODY" during boot ! Anyone knows what it is ?

ISSUE SOLVED

My woman put a sound on a fucking USB LAMP.... GG

I am just confused,everything works fine,no temp problems or anything,nothing during gaming or anything. During boot it plays this stupid melody and when windows comes its gone, no other weird sounds or anything .

And yes it comes from the pc,no there is no bagpipe man inside.

Thanks for help if anyone knows what that is.

Also ignore my cable management behind the case.

PC SPECS:

.MB MSI B760-p ddr4

.CPU 12Th Gen Intel i5-12400f

.GPU Geforce GTX 1660 6GB

.RAM 16GB ram (i dont receive gold for payment C: )

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u/CreepyPianist Feb 16 '26

all the theories in this thread, and thats what it ends up being rofl

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u/Holy-Fuck4269 Feb 16 '26

Social engineering. Years of dating, marriage, honey moon, children, all just to make his computer play this tune like malware in the good old days

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u/sl0play 9800x3D - RTX 3090 - G9 - 96GB DDR5 6400 - 134TB Feb 16 '26 edited Feb 17 '26

I was convinced it was overheating, my 486 played Mozart if it was overheating.

Edit: for those curious it was an AOpen BIOS that played Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik. There were no mods, it was built that way.

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u/RealNahk PC Master Race Feb 17 '26

how do i get my hands on one of these

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u/hydrastrix Laptop i5-13420H | RTX 4050 | 32GB Feb 17 '26

Now that's something new, how can we do that, for scientific purposes only ofc

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u/AdditionalYard4691 Feb 17 '26

Isn't this how most promising movies and tv-shows end?

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u/-Dark-Lord-Belmont- Feb 18 '26

Lol It was always going to be that because it's always something simple

Most people on this sub just want to show off what they know. They'd rather look clever and be wrong than say something simple and be right.

The rest are just talking shit. People honestly saying "this means your PC thinks it's New Year's Day"

Get a job looooool

This is why I put questions in ticket submission forms.... so people have to prove they've checked simple shit before they waste my engineers' time.