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Bookmark or Share- Change Windows sound volume via the command lineThanks for sharing those keycodes! Since my computer already has python installed, I was able to use this on the command line: pip install SendKeys (pure Python package for emulating keystrokes), followed by python -c "from SendKeys import playkeys; playkeys([(0xAE, True), (0xAE, False)])", which emulates a single press and release of the volume key.
- windows - My keyboard has no volume control keys; how do I assign ...Win+/ → Volume Mute If you want to use other keys, briefly read "Basic Usage and Syntax" in the help file -- particularly the subsection "Key List". Create a shortcut in the "Startup" folder of your Start Menu pointing to your "AutoHotkey.ahk" file in your "Documents" folder, and run it.
- Windows 11 volume control notification sound settingsClick on Start menu and go to control panel and select sound settings icon. (step 1, 2) On sound setting choose third tab from the top "sounds".(step 3)
- Disable "ding" sound when changing volume on WindowsIf you want to turn off the changing volume sound running Windows 10 through Bootcamp (on a Mac machine) the accepted solution might not work for you. You can then disable the sound by right-clicking on a speaker icon (bottom right corner of the screen) -> Open Volume Mixer -> Remove volume for the Bootcamp Manager.
- How to change the volume of different programs with your keyboardMapping The Volume Scrollbar. At this point, you should have a (generally) working setup to control an application's volume individually. Unfortunately, as far as I can tell, Volumouse doesn't have a good mechanism for dealing with media key Volume Up and Volume Down signals (what I'm assuming your volume scrollbar sends).
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