Help me make a *sticky* sound profile


  1. bluescrubby
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    Help me make a *sticky* sound profile


    I'm one of those who just doesn't care for nearly any system sound, no matter how engineered or cool-sounding, and I really hate it that every time I change my desktop, my sound profile is changed back to a Microsoft default. I have my personal, minimalistic, profile saved, so I can pick it fairly easily, but having to take the extra step each time is a real step backwards for me functionally.

    Are there any registry edits I could do make my own sound profile sticky?

    thx,
    bs
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  3. Dinesh
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    Hi, how did you create a sound profile on Windows 7?
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