How to open the Sound and Volume Mixer in Windows 10/11

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Windows OS has a new Volume Mixer characteristic & Volume Control options. The fundamental improvements to this characteristic are better graphics displays & the power to control the audio levels of all the applications which telephone call for audio back up from Windows 11/ten/8/7.

Sound & Volume Mixer and Control in Windows 10

In Windows ten, if you click on the speaker icon, the book command slider opens.

Yous have to correct-click on the speaker icon to see the following menu:

Select Open up Book mixer to open it.

Hither you can change the volume for individual applications.

In Windows 7 and Windows 8, this mixer effectively lets you control the book for each application separately. To access information technology, click on the speaker icon situated on the right side of the taskbar.

Next click on Mixer to open the Volume Control window.

Here you tin can control the volume for your running applications which are currently calling for Windows Sound support.

For example, if you lot are listening to a YouTube video on your Internet Explorer, y'all might want to soften the system sounds down a scrap.

You tin also control the overall level of audio on your PC. Move the sliders upwardly or downwardly to raise or lower the volume of your speakers, Windows sounds, or other sound devices or programs listed in the Volume Mixer. To mute the book, click the Mute button.

Correct-clicking, the speaker icon will give you more than Volume Control options.

How to open Volume Mixer in Windows 11?

To open up the Volume Mixer in Windows xi, practise the following:

Right-click on the Volume icon in the Taskbar
Select Open Volume Mixer
Settings > System > Sound > Volume Mixer will open
Here you can set or mute/unmute the volume for each app.

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