Turn Off The Clicking Navigation Sound In Internet Explorer
If you use Internet Explorer frequently, you might be aware of the annoying
click sound that the browser generates whenever you
click a link in the webpage, use back or forward buttons or when you type a
URL and press enter. If you observer closely, this is the same sound that comes when you are browsing the Windows explorer windows as well. This happens so because whenever you click something in Internet Explorer or Windows explorer, it will trigger the “System Navigation” event of the system sounds. As always, you can completely disable this sound both for Windows explorer and Internet Explorer. But let’s confine ourselves to the Internet Explorer for now, in the wake of the latest
IE9 release. Follow the steps briefed below to disable the clicking navigation sound in the
Internet Explorer 9.
Steps to Follow:
- Click on the settings icon found on the top right corner of the Internet Explorer. Choose “Internet options” from the menu.
- A new “Internet Options” window opens up. Go to the “Advanced” tab in the window. Uncheck against “Play system sounds” under the settings for “Accessibility”.