WPF OnKeyDown Alt+Key combination generates a beep sound












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In WPF Controls, a beep sound is generated on Alt+Key keyboard combination.



I have some code which handle specific Alt+Key shortcuts in an override implementation of:




void UIElement.OnKeyDown(KeyEventArgs e);





  • Setting e.Handled = true doesn't mute the sound.

  • Neither does not calling base.OnKeyDown(e);

  • OnPreviewKeyDown behaves in the same way.


How to suppress this sound ?
WinForms apparently had e.SuppressKeyPress = true but that doesn't exist anymore in WPF.










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    In WPF Controls, a beep sound is generated on Alt+Key keyboard combination.



    I have some code which handle specific Alt+Key shortcuts in an override implementation of:




    void UIElement.OnKeyDown(KeyEventArgs e);





    • Setting e.Handled = true doesn't mute the sound.

    • Neither does not calling base.OnKeyDown(e);

    • OnPreviewKeyDown behaves in the same way.


    How to suppress this sound ?
    WinForms apparently had e.SuppressKeyPress = true but that doesn't exist anymore in WPF.










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      In WPF Controls, a beep sound is generated on Alt+Key keyboard combination.



      I have some code which handle specific Alt+Key shortcuts in an override implementation of:




      void UIElement.OnKeyDown(KeyEventArgs e);





      • Setting e.Handled = true doesn't mute the sound.

      • Neither does not calling base.OnKeyDown(e);

      • OnPreviewKeyDown behaves in the same way.


      How to suppress this sound ?
      WinForms apparently had e.SuppressKeyPress = true but that doesn't exist anymore in WPF.










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      In WPF Controls, a beep sound is generated on Alt+Key keyboard combination.



      I have some code which handle specific Alt+Key shortcuts in an override implementation of:




      void UIElement.OnKeyDown(KeyEventArgs e);





      • Setting e.Handled = true doesn't mute the sound.

      • Neither does not calling base.OnKeyDown(e);

      • OnPreviewKeyDown behaves in the same way.


      How to suppress this sound ?
      WinForms apparently had e.SuppressKeyPress = true but that doesn't exist anymore in WPF.







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          to handle this you should use different event



          private void TextBox_PreviewTextInput(object sender, TextCompositionEventArgs e)
          {
          e.Handled = true;
          }


          to know about this event ref :URL






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            to handle this you should use different event



            private void TextBox_PreviewTextInput(object sender, TextCompositionEventArgs e)
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              to handle this you should use different event



              private void TextBox_PreviewTextInput(object sender, TextCompositionEventArgs e)
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              e.Handled = true;
              }


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                to handle this you should use different event



                private void TextBox_PreviewTextInput(object sender, TextCompositionEventArgs e)
                {
                e.Handled = true;
                }


                to know about this event ref :URL






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                to handle this you should use different event



                private void TextBox_PreviewTextInput(object sender, TextCompositionEventArgs e)
                {
                e.Handled = true;
                }


                to know about this event ref :URL







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