The trackpad on my new Macbook Air has suddenly started clicking. It's set to the lowest possible volume for clicking and there is no option for "silent" which I believe there used to be. What can I do about this?!
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MacBook Air 13″, macOS 15.3
Hi,
You enable or disable this in the "Point & Click" tab under "Look up & data detectors." On some Mac laptops, you can turn off the sound of your trackpad's click by selecting Silent clicking.
Go to System Settings > Trackpad > Point & Click and turn ``Silent Clicking'' on.
Hi,
You enable or disable this in the "Point & Click" tab under "Look up & data detectors." On some Mac laptops, you can turn off the sound of your trackpad's click by selecting Silent clicking.
Go to System Settings > Trackpad > Point & Click and turn ``Silent Clicking'' on.
kaz-k wrote:
Go to System Settings > Trackpad > Point & Click and turn ``Silent Clicking'' on.
I've checked this just now on my M2 MacBook Air and as the OP stated, there is NO "Silent Clicking" option/toggle under System Settings. I remember with my older M1 MacBook Air (when first released), the "Silent Clicking" option was indeed there, however it did nothing when toggled on/off. I believe Apple removed this "feature" since it never worked (at least in my testing back then).
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