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Force Click is a feature available on Mac that allows users to engage in secondary clicks and access additional actions by applying hard pressure on the trackpad. However, this feature can also produce a simulated sound that can be a distraction to some users. If you want to silence this sound, you can easily turn off the Force Click feature on your Mac. Here’s how:
Steps to Silence Force Click On or Off for the Mac
- Launch System Preferences: Click on the Apple icon on the top left corner and select System Preferences.
- Select Trackpad: In the System Preferences, click on Trackpad to access the settings for the trackpad.
- Enable Silent Clicking: Check the box that says Silent Clicking. This will turn off the sound of Force Click on your trackpad.
- Disable Silent Clicking: If you want to re-enable the sound of Force Click, simply uncheck the box for Silent Clicking.
With these simple steps, you can easily turn off or on the Force Click feature on your Mac and silence the simulated sound. This will allow you to work in a more peaceful environment without any distractions.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Can I adjust the pressure required for Force Click?
Yes, you can adjust the pressure required for Force Click on your Mac. To do this, go to System Preferences > Trackpad and adjust the Force slider to increase or decrease the pressure required.
Will turning off Force Click affect other trackpad features?
No, turning off Force Click will only disable the simulated sound that it produces. You will still be able to use the trackpad for all other features such as scrolling, tapping, and clicking.