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You may find that sound effects automatically re-enable themselves when you customize your desktop. You can then choose your saved sound scheme from the list here in the future. To save your settings as a sound scheme, click the “Save As” button at the top of the window and provide a name. Your custom sound effect file must be in the. To use a custom sound file, click the “Browse” button.

You can click “Test” to hear a preview of the different sound effects here. Select an event and use the “Sounds” box to choose a sound file for it. If you like the sounds instead, you can customize them from here. Click the “Sounds” box at the bottom of the window and select “(None)”. To disable only this sound, scroll down in the list and select the “Start Navigation” sound effect. This particular sound effect is disabled by default on Windows 10, and for good reason. If you’re using Windows 7, you may be particularly annoyed by the sound effect that plays when you navigate to a new folder in Windows Explorer.

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How to Disable the Windows Explorer Click Sound You can always return here and set the sound scheme back to “Windows Default” to restore the default sound effects. To do this, select a sound effect in the list, click the “Sound” box at the bottom of the window, and click “(None)”.Ĭlick “OK” to save your changes when you’re done. For example, you might want to disable “Notification” sound effects while leaving “Critical Battery Alarm” sound effects enabled. You can also choose to disable sound effects for specific events.

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