by Grania
This is a whimsical track put together from Windows XP and 98 audio sounds – the dings and clicks the Operating System plays when commands run or don’t run as luck and the laws of physics would have it.
I don’t know the original source. I found it on Computers Are Sad Too tumblr.
Click on the white arrow to play.
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