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Bookmark or Share- Mic keeps turning itself down - Microsoft CommunityThere might be issue with Audio drivers or due to third party software conflict. Try the following instructions to narrow down your problem. Method 1: Run Audio troubleshooter a) Open the Recording Audio troubleshooter by pressing Windows key + X, and then clicking Control Panel.
- Windows 11 Input Device volume automatically lowering every timeOn Windows 11 every time I connect my headset to the PC (usually I use speakers, but put on a hs if I have a call) Windows automatically turns it down to 50-ish level which makes me really quiet. So I open Settings>System>Sound and adjust the general input volume to 100 + I adjust the specific mic volume to 100 in device details.
- Volume goes up & down by itself - Microsoft CommunityOption 1. Volume Mixer. 1. Right-click the Volume icon on the right corner of the taskbar. 2. Click "Open volume mixer". 3. Slide up and raise the audio slider for third-party software open on the taskbar if the volume is too low. Option 2. Set the audio quality. 1. Right-click the Volume icon on the right corner of the taskbar. 2.
- Volume stuck at one level even when I adjust the slider-In Control Panel, select Large icons from the View by drop down menu. -Select Sound. -Select the Playback tab -Right click the Speakers and click Enable. -Right-click it again and select Set as Default Device. -Right click Speakers and click Properties. -Click the Levels tab, then drag the volume slider to your preferred volume. -Click on ...
- Volume buttons and control do not change volumeOn top of that, changing the volume with the volume icon in the bottom right corner does not change anything either. Again it seems like the computer does register me wanting to change the volume (i.e. the volume bar differs from 1 to 100%), but it simply doesnt alter the audio output (besides as mentioned when muting).
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