So, why does is this hidden setting even offered? As stated before, it’s because of the 2015 MacBook. , shuts down PowerChime.app instead of launching it. The first command is largely the same as before, just with the word If you decide you don’t like this, here’s the command to reverse what you just did:ĭefaults write ChimeOnAllHardware -bool false killall PowerChime Neat, right?ĭisable Power Chime on Your MacBook Pro or Air System/Library/CoreServices/PowerChime.appĪfter running the command, you will hear a sound every time you plug in your MacBook Pro or Air. Refers to the specific settings you want to change.Įnds the first command and starts a second one Is a program on your Mac that changes settings.Ĭom.apple.PowerChime ChimeOnAllHardware -bool true Here’s how this particular one breaks down: Head to Applications > Utilities or search Spotlight for “Terminal”.ĭefaults write ChimeOnAllHardware -bool true open /System/Library/CoreServices/PowerChime.app &Ĭommands can seem like magic spells, but they’re not that complicated. To enable PowerChime.app, you need to open the Terminal. How to Enable PowerChime on Your MacBook Pro or Air
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