how to stop vibrating sound on nintendo switch

If you're experiencing a vibrating sound or feedback on your Nintendo Switch, it may be due to the console's vibration settings or an issue with the controllers. Here are some steps you can take to stop the vibrating sound: ### 1. **Turn Off Vibration in System Settings** - Go to the **Home** screen on your Nintendo Switch. - Select **System Settings** (the gear icon). - Scroll down to **Controllers and Sensors**. - Look for the **Vibration** option and toggle it off. ### 2. **Adjust Vibration in Game Settings** - Some games have their own vibration settings. While you're in a game, check the options or settings menu for vibration controls and disable them if needed. ### 3. **Check and Recalibrate Controllers** - If the vibration is coming from the Joy-Con controllers, try recalibrating them: - Go to **System Settings** > **Controllers and Sensors**. - Select **Calibrate Control Sticks** and follow the prompts. ### 4. **Reconnect Your Controllers** - Disconnect and reconnect your Joy-Con or Pro Controller: - Go to **System Settings** > **Devices** and find your controllers, then disconnect and reconnect them. ### 5. **Check for Hardware Issues** - If the vibration sound persists, it could be a hardware issue with the controllers: - Make sure there’s no dirt or debris stuck in the controller’s vibration motors. - If possible, test with a different set of controllers to see if the issue continues. ### 6. **Update Your Console** - Ensure your Nintendo Switch is running the latest firmware: - Go to **System Settings** > **System** > **System Update** and check for any available updates. If none of the above steps work and the vibrating sound continues, consider contacting Nintendo Support for further assistance.