The device connect chime is part of the Windows operating system sound scheme, assigned to the event that fires when new hardware is detected. Versions of the sound have shipped with Windows for years, so most computer users learn it passively while setting up printers, phones and storage devices. On soundboards and in meme edits that everyday familiarity became the joke, with creators replaying the chime out of context to suggest anything from a brain loading to a person being plugged in.
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The Windows connect sound effect is the familiar USB device plug-in chime from Microsoft's operating system, used in memes for tech fails and connections.
This is the short two-tone chime Windows plays when a USB device or peripheral successfully connects, stretched here with a long run of repeated letters in the title for comic effect. The clean rising ding is instantly recognisable to anyone who has plugged in a mouse, drive or controller, and that familiarity is what makes it funny out of context. Dropped into a video with no computer in sight it creates a brief fake system moment, as if a person or object has just been plugged in and recognised.