How to Mute Windows 11 On-Screen Keyboard Sounds

Does your computer make a clicking noise every time you tap a key on your screen? This can be distracting if you prefer a quiet workspace. This guide shows you how to turn off those sounds for both the Touch Keyboard and the On-Screen Keyboard in Windows 11.

Why do this?

Some users find the constant clicking and haptic feedback annoying or unnecessary. Turning these sounds off creates a more peaceful and focused typing experience.

What happens when done?

Once you finish these steps, your keyboard will no longer make a sound when you tap the keys. Your typing experience will be completely silent.

How to turn off Touch Keyboard sound

If you use a tablet or a touchscreen PC, follow these steps to silence your Touch Keyboard.

1. Open Settings by pressing Windows key + I on your keyboard, or click Start and select the Settings icon.

   

2. In the menu on the left, click Accessibility.
3. Select Keyboard from the list on the right.

   

4. Look for the section labeled Notification preferences.
5. Uncheck the box that says: “Play a sound when I turn Sticky, Filter, or Toggle keys on or off from the keyboard.”

   

How to turn off On-Screen Keyboard sound

If you use the classic On-Screen Keyboard, follow these steps to turn off the clicking sound.

1. Ensure your On-Screen Keyboard is open. If it is not, go to Start > Settings > Accessibility and turn on the On-Screen Keyboard switch.

   

2. On the actual keyboard interface, click the Options key.

   

3. A small window will appear. Simply uncheck the box labeled “Use click sound.”
4. Click OK to save your changes.

   

Reference: Microsoft

Summary

You can easily silence your Windows 11 keyboard by adjusting the Accessibility settings or the Options menu on the keyboard itself. These simple changes help you create a quieter, distraction-free environment while you work.