Show speaker volume percentage in tray


  1. Victek
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    Windows 7 x64
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    Show speaker volume percentage in tray


    Friends, I don't know if this has been asked before. Is there a way to display the volume percentage in the tray notification area instead of just the speaker icon? It would also be nice if headphones/speakers toggled as well when headphones are plugged/unplugged? If this can't be done in the OS does anyone know of an add on toolbar? TIA
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  3. fireberd
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    Windows 10 64 bit
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    I Think that would be a function of your sound card drivers, not a Windows functions or something you could modify in Windows.
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