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Ways to Turn On or Turn Off Keyboard Sounds on Windows 10

By Matthew Lynch
June 22, 2023
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If you are a Windows 10 user, you might have noticed the keyboard sounds that come with the operating system. Some users find these sounds helpful, while others find them distracting or annoying. Luckily, there are ways to turn on or turn off keyboard sounds on Windows 10.

Here are some methods to deal with keyboard sounds on Windows 10:

Method 1: Turn off keyboard sounds via Settings

The easiest way to turn off keyboard sounds on Windows 10 is through settings. Here’s how:

Step 1: Click the “Start” menu button and select “Settings.”

Step 2: Select “Devices,” then “Typing.”

Step 3: Scroll down the list and turn off the “Play a sound when I type” option.

Once you’ve made this change, keyboard sounds will no longer be played when you type.

Method 2: Use the Sound settings

Another way to turn off keyboard sounds on Windows 10 is by using the Sound settings. Here’s how:

Step 1: Click the “Start” menu button and search for “Sound settings.”

Step 2: Once you’ve opened the Sound settings window, click on “App volume and device preferences.”

Step 3: Look for the “Input” section, and turn off the “Play sound when a key is pressed” option.

This method allows you to customize the sound settings of individual apps on your computer.

Method 3: Use third-party software

If you are not satisfied with the built-in methods, you can always use third-party software. Here are some of the most popular software options:

  1. SharpKeys: This software allows you to remap specific keys on your keyboard. You can easily disable the “Num Lock” or “Caps Lock” buttons, which will prevent any associated sounds from being played.
  2. AutoHotkey: AutoHotkey is a powerful program that allows you to automate tasks on your computer. You can use this program to create a script that turns off keyboard sounds whenever you start your computer.
  3. Keyboard Maniac: This software allows you to customize the sound effects that are played when you type. You can create your own sound files or use the sound effects that come with the program.
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