I DID see she may have had a little bit of wetness on the bottom of a paw, as there was a bit here or there, but it really wasn't much at all, and I was able to soak it all right up with a tissue, it really wasn't enough water, or in a bad enough spot, for me to worry at all about any damage being done- however- while trying to enter text in text edit, I realized that all the keys on my keyboard were either not responding at all, or typing completely random letters/symbols instead of the intended characters- for example, every time I'd type/press one single letter on the keyboard, one time, instead of that letter, it would type TWO completely different letters, like 'ht', at the same time- so every "d" would produce "ht" over and over. The command will execute, and it will disable sound effects.OK, so everything was just fine, worked wonderfully, then I found my little chihuahua puppy walking on the keyboard, she is very tiny, so not heavy at all, & I caught it pretty quick. Type in the following command into Terminal and press Enter.
They can include the following commands in their scripts.Ģ. While most users will use the GUI way to do the job, this Terminal method is useful for those who often use Terminal and are familiar with it as well as those who write scripts. Disabling the Sound Effects Using Terminal on a Mac If you would prefer using Terminal to do the job, then here’s the second option. You can check to see if it worked by doing a quick action such as capturing a screenshot
You will no longer hear the sound effects when you are performing an action on your Mac. What you need to do here is uncheck the checkbox for the option to disable the feature. In the Sound Effects tab you will see an option reading “Play user interface sound effects.” That is what allows various sounds to play on your Mac. Click on “Sound Effects” tab on the following screen to access the sound effects settings. When the preferences panel opens, click on the option that says “Sound.”ģ. Click on the Apple logo in the top-left corner of your screen and select “System Preferences…”Ģ. We cover both ways in this guide for you.ġ. The first one makes use of the system preferences panel, and the second one uses Terminal. Here’s how you can go about turning off the sound effects on your Mac. That way they will not play and will remain muted no matter what action you are performing. If you happen to perform the aforementioned tasks a lot of times and do not want to hear those sounds every time, you can have them disabled on your Mac.
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