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Quite a while ago, someone asked how you can make Visual Studio’s debugger play a sound when it hits a breakpoint. For reasons too boring to go into, I often need to instead use the debuggers from the Debugging Tools for Windows, including WinDBG. Hence, this analogous question:
How can I make WinDBG play a sound alert when a breakpoint is hit?
Use WinDbg’s
.sound_notifycommand. This command tells WinDbg to play a sound whenever it starts waiting for you to enter a command. A breakpoint being hit is just such a time, so.sound_notifyshould work for your needs.