Turn off keyboard click sound - ASUS Computers & Internet

Please open Device Manager and uninstall what is showing under "Keyboards". If you're unsure on how to perform these steps, follow this link:http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&dlc=en&docname=c03540049&lc=en&product=5450010&tmp...
Once you have uninstalled the keyboard driver, restart your notebook and it should automatically reinstall for you.
Let me know if this resolves the issue.

If the keyboard is not working in Windows, continue with these steps to uninstall and reinstall the keyboard software in Device Manager.

Click Start , then click Control Panel.
Control Panel opens.

Click Hardware and Sound.

Click Device Manager under Devices and Printers.

Device Manager opens.

Click View, and select Show Hidden Devices.

Double-click Keyboards, right-click the keyboard name, and then click the Uninstall button to remove the device from Windows.

Restart the computer.

The keyboard should now work correctly.

Your computer comes with several software programs that can test the keyboard for key or hardware failures. For more information, see the HP Support document Testing for Hardware Failures.

Notebook key presses are slow to respond
If there is a short delay from the time a key is pressed to the time the character displays on the screen, the Filter Keys function might be activated. The Filter Keys function provides a greater range of key press options to fine-tune key delays and prevent inadvertent key presses. To disable Filter Keys and return to the default keyboard behavior, use the following steps:

1. Click Start , and type keyboard in the Search box. Then select Change how your keyboard works under Control Panel.
2. Remove the selection from Turn on Filter Keys. Then click Set up Filter Keys.
   
3. Remove the check next to Turn on Filter Keys when SHIFT is pressed for eight seconds.
   
4. Click Apply, click OK, and then close the Ease of Access Center.
   The keys should be more responsive.

Pressing a notebook key once types several characters
If two or more characters appear when pressing a key, use the following steps to adjust the key repeat delay:

1. Click Start , and type keyboard in the Search box. Then click Keyboard under Control Panel.
   The Keyboard Properties page opens.
2. Set the Repeat delay slider to Long. Click Apply, and then click OK.
   

Notebook beeps while typing
If the computer sometimes beeps while you are typing, Toggle Keys or Sticky Keys is active. Toggle Keys causes the computer to emit a beep when the Lock keys are pressed. Sticky Keys causes the computer to emit a beep when the Ctrl, Alt, Shift, or Lock key is pressed. Use the following steps to disable Sticky Keys and Toggle Keys:

1. Click Start , and type keyboard in the Search box. Then click Change how your keyboard works under Control Panel.
2. If selected, remove the check next to Turn on Sticky Keys. Then click Set up Sticky keys.
   
3. Remove the check next to Turn on Sticky Keys when SHIFT is pressed five times.
   
4. Click Apply, and then click OK to return to the Make the keyboard easier to use page.
5. Remove the check next to Turn on Toggle Keys.
   If selected, remove the selection from Turn on Toggle Keys by holding down the NUM LOCK key for five seconds.
   
6. Click Apply, click OK, and then close the Ease of Access Center.
   The beeps no longer sound.

Wrong characters appear when typing, changing keyboard language, or Dvorak
If the wrong characters appear when you are typing, or you are trying to use a different keyboard, use the following steps to synchronize Windows to the type of keyboard you are using:

1. Click Start , and type region into the Search field. Click Region and Language from the search results.
2. Click the Keyboards and Languages tab, and then click Change Keyboards.
   
   The Text Services and Input Languages page opens.
3. Click Add.
   
4. Select the keyboard you want to use, and click OK.
   
5. From the Text Services and Input Languages page, select the new keyboard in the list and click Move up until it is first in the list. This makes it the default keyboard.
   
6. Click OK. You can now use the new keyboard.
   If you find that the new keyboard service works correctly and you do not want to use the other keyboard, repeat these steps and Remove the keyboard service that you do not need.
   

HP Notebook PCs Notebook Keyboard Troubleshooting Windows 7

Only thing I can think of is to turn your volume down if that's what you mean, or do you mean clicking as you type?

Right click Sound Icon in Tray Notification Area, select mute, OR open Playback Device, select Sounds, adjust. If that's what you are referring to. All keyboards sort of click when you press the keys?

Sound on your Mouse? I don't understand? You didn't post the OS you are using? In the Tray Notification Area, right click the Sound Icon, open Sounds, adjust to your preference.

Right click on the speaker icon in the bottom taskbar select playback devices then sounds tab scroll through all device sounds select it then from the drop down list select none
this will vary depending on your operating system
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Click "Start."

Click "Control Panel."

Click the "Sound" icon.

Click the "Sounds" tab.

Click on the listing for the sound that currently plays when an action is performed on your keyboard.

This will select it. Click the drop down menu on screen and select "None." Click "Apply" to disable the keyboard sound in

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1. Press the Windows logo key + U to open the ease of access center.

2. Click on the "make the keyboard easier to use"

3. Select "turn on sticky keys" and "turn on filter keys." Select "save." Your computer will now only make sounds when the keyboard is hit.

4. Follow steps 1 through 3 to unlock your keyboard. Unselect the "sticky keys" and "filter keys" and click on "save."

Try this Go to start click control panel and then click sounds and audio devices and click the tab named sounds and in the sound scheme click the drop down menu and select no sounds and then click on apply and click ok ..Check whether it works

I don't think there's a setting to turn on or to turn off the sound. If you've installed any additional software for keyboard, then I can't tell since you didn't mention anything except the keyboard sound. It would be helpful if at least you did mention the Operating system installed on your computer. First try with an external keyboard and check if it makes the clicking sound or not. There are many reasons, but most of all, it's related to motherboard. If you need further help from me, let me know with more details like the installed O.S, and the Laptop model and make.

If the system/laptop is under warranty, you better call them and let them check before you start working with it. Otherwise it'll void.

Good luck.

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You have a key stuck on the keyboard. Unplug your keyboard turn the computer on if it it gets past the post, then you need to find which key is stuck. If the keyboard is usb then you can plug it in when you free the key. If it is PS2 style you can shut off power right after it starts with out clicking. Once off key freed you can turn it back on. If key is not findable replace keyboard. After verifing no keyboard no clicking.