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| 15 Nov 2009 | #1 |
| | Strange bug with speakers I have noticed, both on my laptop with a volume wheel and volume function keys, and my desktop, with volume control on the speakers, and on the keyboard, that when I am playing a game, I cannot alter the volume. Using sliders in the game, I can change in-game volume levels, but not the overall level. Has anyone else encountered this, or does anyone know how to fix it? My laptop is running Win 7 Professional 32 bit, my desktop Home Premium 64. |
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| 16 Nov 2009 | #2 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Tommyd  I have noticed, both on my laptop with a volume wheel and volume function keys, and my desktop, with volume control on the speakers, and on the keyboard, that when I am playing a game, I cannot alter the volume. Using sliders in the game, I can change in-game volume levels, but not the overall level. Has anyone else encountered this, or does anyone know how to fix it? My laptop is running Win 7 Professional 32 bit, my desktop Home Premium 64. Hi Tommy Ususally a driver. can you go type device manager in search>goto the sound tab>check to see if your card is listed and if it has a yellow triangle on it. also look for any "unknown" devices and any with yellow on them Let us know the results] Ken J |
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