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If you really need to keep your USB drive connected to your computer (or any other USB device for that matter), try plugging it into another port. Restart your computer and check if the device still plays those random disconnect sounds.Expand the USB settings and locate the USB selective suspend setting.Next, select Change advanced power settings.Locate your current plan and click on Change plan settings.Go to Control Panel → Hardware and Sound → Power options.If there’s nothing wrong with your sound settings, try turning off the USB selective suspend option. Disable the USB selective suspend setting Select NONE which means your computer will no longer play the device disconnect sound when you remove your peripherals.Ģ.Click on the arrow of the Windows hardware remove box and scroll up to NONE.You can also turn off the Device Disconnect sound: It should play when an external device is removed. Select Device Disconnect and check when the sound is set to play.In the new Sound window, click on the Sounds tab.Scroll down to Sound Control Panel and select this option.Go to Start → type sound settings and launch the Sound Settings app.If the same computer is used by multiple users, maybe one of them changed the sound settings. Maybe you set the USB disconnect sound to play when you perform a specific action on your device. Check your sound settingsįirst of all, make sure this problem is not coming from your computer sound settings. How to Fix Random Device Disconnect Sound on PC 1.