was looking for ‘App Volume Device Preferences’ shortcut. Microsoft in their infinite wisdom makes it VERY VERY difficult to find this, let alone find its name so we can make a shortcut. It’s very handy to balance PC sound and Microphone when running a Zoom session.
Nice. So easy, then just added my new shortcut to task bar. Using CTRL+T, V until marked, pressed Enter and it popped up on my far right screen. Then adjust desired volume level by using arrows. Thanks
Thanks for what you’ve done. However, what I want is a way to adjust the volume while watching a full-screen video – and my keyboard has no volume keys (and the taskbar is of course not visible). So I would tap some key combination to increase, and some other one to decrease. I don’t care whether there is any graphic – I’ll judge the volume with my ears!
it works but i assigned the shortcut to a shortcut key (F10) on the keyboard
but there’s kind of a delay like 5 seconds .. Why is that ?? and how can i fix it ??
In Win 10 I created a shortcut with your instructions. The shortcut has a speaker icon. Double-clicking the shortcut does not do anything, i.e. nothing opens.
7 Responses to “Do you need a volume shortcut in Windows? We have two shortcuts for you!”
was looking for ‘App Volume Device Preferences’ shortcut. Microsoft in their infinite wisdom makes it VERY VERY difficult to find this, let alone find its name so we can make a shortcut. It’s very handy to balance PC sound and Microphone when running a Zoom session.
Nice. So easy, then just added my new shortcut to task bar. Using CTRL+T, V until marked, pressed Enter and it popped up on my far right screen. Then adjust desired volume level by using arrows. Thanks
Sorry should be WINDOWS+T not Ctrl.
Tried first shortcut. Works fine. Thanks!
Thanks for what you’ve done. However, what I want is a way to adjust the volume while watching a full-screen video – and my keyboard has no volume keys (and the taskbar is of course not visible). So I would tap some key combination to increase, and some other one to decrease. I don’t care whether there is any graphic – I’ll judge the volume with my ears!
it works but i assigned the shortcut to a shortcut key (F10) on the keyboard
but there’s kind of a delay like 5 seconds .. Why is that ?? and how can i fix it ??
In Win 10 I created a shortcut with your instructions. The shortcut has a speaker icon. Double-clicking the shortcut does not do anything, i.e. nothing opens.