How to Enable or Disable Mouse Haptic Feedback in Windows 11
Mouse haptic feedback in Windows 11 adds physical vibrations to your desktop so you feel clicks, window snaps, and interface borders. This feature works on compatible hardware starting with Windows 11 build 26300.8142 (Dev 25H2) and build 26220.8148 (Beta 25H2).
You can turn the vibration on or off, and change the intensity, by going to Settings Bluetooth & devices Mouse Haptic signals
Mouse haptic feedback in Windows 11 can be enabled or disabled in Settings. Navigate to Settings Bluetooth & devices Mouse to toggle haptic signals on or off and adjust intensity. This feature provides tactile vibrations for actions like snapping or resizing windows on compatible mice.
Option One
Turn Mouse Haptic Feedback On or Off in Settings
- Open Settings by pressing
Win+I. - Click on Bluetooth & devices on the left side. Then click on Mouse on the right side. (See screenshot below)
- Turn Haptic signals on or off. The default is on.
- You can close Settings now.
Option Two
Turn Mouse Haptic Feedback On or Off Using Registry
⚠️ Admin privileges required
Open Windows Terminal as an administrator and run the commands below.
Turn On Mouse Haptic Feedback
This is the default setting.
reg add "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows\EnhancedPenSupport" /v MouseFeedbackEnabled /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
Turn Off Mouse Haptic Feedback
reg add "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows\EnhancedPenSupport" /v MouseFeedbackEnabled /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f
Option Three
Turn Mouse Haptic Feedback On or Off in Logi Options+
This option only works with supported Logitech mice like the MX Master 4.
- Open Logi Options+.
- Click on your supported mouse.
- Click on HAPTIC FEEDBACK.
- Click on the haptic feedback details.
- Turn Haptic feedback on or off. The default is on.
Summary
Mouse haptic feedback creates physical vibrations during Windows 11 tasks. Three configuration paths exist for this feature: Settings, the Windows Registry, and Logi Options+ for compatible hardware. The default configuration keeps the feature active. Disabling haptic feedback within Logi Options+ overrides any configuration applied via alternate methods.
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