Under Windows XP a very loud sound system used to be played everytime my battery level reached 10% or less.
Now that I have Windows 7, I can use the control panel and select sounds to create an alarm, but everytime the sound is muted or not loud enough, I cant hear the alarm!
How can I get that "independant from the computer's volume" sound system back??
Hi Kim and welcome
We could be more useful if you gave us some computer info, ie, make, model, and sound card.
You can go into device manager by typing device manager in search and go to the sound tab. Is your device listed? does it have a yellow triangle on it? are there any other "unknown" devices with yellow on them?
Let us know
Ken J++
I have a Lenovo n200 T2370
Intel Pentium Dual Core 1.73 Ghz
4Go RAM
32 bits system
Windows 7 RC (french) Integral edition, version 7100
Sometimes I use an external sound card. It's an M-Audio Firewire 410, that I plug in the mini-firewire input of my computer. I play electronic drums on my computer, so when that external sound card is connected, it becomes the ONLY device that I care about!! So I would like to avoid adding or activating some other general sound parameters...if possible!!
When you say the "sound tab" are you talking about the "Audio control, video and games" tab??You can go into device manager by typing device manager in search and go to the sound tab. Is your device listed?
Sorry I have to translate from french, it might not be the exact term.
But otherwise there are no "yellow arrows"
I have attached a printscreen...
Whatever suggestion you are about to make, please keep in mind that I only want that "independant from the computer's volume low battery alarm" back! I dont want to add some audio drivers of mess up my current setting!
Thanks a lot for your help!!
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