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Greetings,
I have a very strange problem. Last week, I downloaded the D Desktop Aquarium Screensaver 1.7 from Apple's "Downloads" section. When the screensaver is activated, it plays this bubbling sound in the background. I removed the screensaver because I thought I could set the options to make it look like a real aquarium.
For some reason, the sound remains. It starts to play when the current screen saver (it doesn't matter which one) begins to run, so does the sound. However, when I begin to work on the machine, the sound continues! The screensaver does deactivate.
I looked in the Sounds folder inside the System directory but didn't find the culprit sound. I don't even know what its called so I cannot use Search.
Is there some where else I need to look? Does anyone have a name so I can search for it? Does anyone know how I can turn this (now categorized as ) noise? I appreciate any help - and I promise, no comparisons to other OS's.

I assume you deleted the trial.saver file from your /Library/Screen Savers/ folder.
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