How Do I Set My Mouse Click Sound on Windows 10?

Any sound you hear from the mouse comes from the hardware. Even Windows does not have a separate sound scheme for the mouse. It has native sound schemes which trigger with any event. You can use these event triggers to set up the mouse click sounds. 

Right-click on the Volume icon from the System Tray and select Sounds. Select the Sounds tab (if not already selected).   The Program Events lists the sounds you can associate with different Windows events. Select a default sound scheme under the Sound Scheme list to enable the event list. Do note these sounds are not exclusive to the mouse but will play if the event happens. You can customize each Windows event with its own unique sound.   Select the event to set a mouse click sound. For instance, here are some events you can associate with mouse navigation. Start Navigation: Will play a sound when you open files and folders using File Explorer. Open Program: Will play a sound when opening applications. Close Program: Will play a sound when closing applications. Maximize: Will play a sound when maximizing application windows. Minimize: Will play a sound when minimizing application windows. Select a Program Event from the list. For instance, Close Program. Select the dropdown with all available native sounds and scroll down to any sound you deem appropriate. In our example, as the Close Program doesn’t have a default sound, select tada. wav.    Press the Test button to hear a playback.   Select Apply and OK to exit the dialog.  

How Do I Turn Off Mouse Clicks on Windows 10?

Turn off all event sounds or specific sounds you may have set up for a mouse click. 

Start Navigation: Will play a sound when you open files and folders using File Explorer. Open Program: Will play a sound when opening applications. Close Program: Will play a sound when closing applications. Maximize: Will play a sound when maximizing application windows. Minimize: Will play a sound when minimizing application windows.

Open the Sound dialog as above. Select No Sounds for the Sound Scheme to turn off all Windows sounds. To turn off a specific event sound, select the Windows event in the Program Events list. Select None under the Sounds dropdown. Click Apply and OK.