How to Disable the Sound on a MacBook

When it comes to computer noises, silence is golden. Mac's operating system starts up with a little chime and, although the computer doesn't make a whole lot of internal noises once it's booted up, they can be annoying. Furthermore, pop-ups on websites often provide their disconcerting sounds, making the sound of silence all the more attractive. Turn off your MacBook's sound to give yourself the peace and harmony of a noiseless computing experience.

Things You'll Need

  • StartupSound application
  • System Preferences menu
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Instructions

  1. External Application

    • 1

      Go to Arcana Research's website and search for "StartupSound" in the Software and Download section of the website. (see Resources.)

    • 2

      Download the application.

    • 3

      Install the program by double-clicking the download file and then the disk image.

    • 4

      Continue to follow the automatic installation instructions that will pop up.

    • 5

      Enter your user name and password to complete the installation.

    • 6

      Click the Apple symbol on the top left of your computer and go to System Preferences below.

    • 7

      Click "Startup Sound" in the menu and then the "Mute" button on the volume window that pops up.

    Internal Appliaction

    • 8

      Open System Preferences under the Apple symbol on the top left of your screen.

    • 9

      Click on "Sound" in the menu to access your sound options.

    • 10

      Go to Output Volume and click the "Mute" button next to the volume bar.

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