#VOLUMEMIXER FOR WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#

For example, if you have the system volume set to 100%, and an app to 50, then lower the system volume to 50%, the app volume will be lowered by 50% to 25%. Unfortunately, dragging the system volume back down when the app-specific sliders are not at 100% will result in them staying at the same percentage of the system volume. Each slider can be freely adjusted below the line, but if you move it above the line then the system volume will also be dragged up too.

The line that runs across from the system volume slider is just used to indicate the current system volume. The overall system volume is set with the far-left slider. To use the Volume mixer, click and drag the volume slider for individual open applications. Press the Windows key, type “Sound mixer options” then hit enter. Where possible it may be more effective to use in-app audio settings that will be remembered. Tip: Annoyingly, with both options the app-specific volume settings are always reset when you close and reopen the app.

The second method is in the Settings app and can be accessed by pressing the Windows key, typing “Sound mixer options” then hitting enter. Right-click on the volume icon in the System Tray and select “Open Volume mixer” from the menu. The first way is to right-click on the volume icon in the System Tray and select “Open Volume mixer” from the menu. To configure the volume of apps individually, you need to open the Volume mixer.

#VOLUMEMIXER FOR WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#

How to change the volume of specific apps

Volumemixer for windows 10