There is no way to turn it off other than to mute the sound on your computer. There are literally bells, whistles, beeps, honks, etc. Second - the product was intended for children. The QX5 is basically the same microscope (but no longer by Intel)- and is, I believe - still in production. I doubt there is or ever will be any updates for Windows Vista. However, Intel does have a download available to make it work on Windows XP. The software provided will not install on Windows XP. But for doing certain things - such as DV hunting - it is the best tool I have and I use it all the time.įirst of all, it is important to point out that the Intel QX3 is an obsolete model. It has its pros and its cons - and certainly does not do everything I need.
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