Disable Clicking Sound from IE in Windows Vista

Sometimes, the sound that "tickles" our speakers when we browse Internet Explorer can be annoying for the people around us (especially when they want to sleep) or even for ourselves. In the first case, you can use the castles. But in the second case, the method is a little more complex, yet simple: turn off the sound of the clicks. There would also be the option to turn off the speakers, but this can prove to be a shortcoming if you don't want to give up on muted music or when you need sound for certain applications or sound warnings.

So how do you turn off click sound in IE? Follow the steps:

Go to the Start button, open the Control Panel and select Hardware & Sound.

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You will see a list of programs whose sound system is managed by Windows Vista. From that list select Start Navigation, and in the Sound menu at the bottom of the window select [None] and then click OK.

Enjoy browsing IE! :)

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