Download Windows 10 Version 20H2 Official ISO Images.Tell us in the comments which volume control applet you like more - the new one from Windows 10 or the old one? You can download Winaero Tweaker here:ĭownload Winaero Tweaker | The list of Winaero Tweaker features | Winaero Tweaker FAQ It has the appropriate option in the "appearance" section. If you want to avoid Registry editing, use Winaero Tweaker. You can download ready-to-use Registry files (*.reg) to avoid manual Registry editing. Actually, for many users this tweak works instantly, so try to click the speaker systray icon first. Alternatively, you can just restart the Explorer shell. Sign out and log in back to your Windows account.Create a new 32-bit DWORD value named EnableMtcUvc and leave its value as 0.Tip: See how to jump to the desired Registry key with one click.Ĭreate the MTCUVC subkey if you do not have it. Go to the following Registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\MTCUVC.To enable the old classic Volume Control in Windows 10, follow these steps: If you are not happy with the new sound applet, here is how you can enable the old Volume control in Windows 10. Click Volume Mixer.At the moment of this writing, Windows 10 has a working Registry tweak which, when applied, allows you to switch between the old and new volume indicator. FIRST: Right-click Volume Icon in the System Tray.This way we know immediately the best balance setting for the headphones. The best way to adjust is while listening to music. With this we can now adjust the balance between left and right speaker. STEP 6:Now the Balance window will pop up.STEP 5:In the Levels tab, click the Balance button, as shown below.STEP 4:Now the Speaker’s window will pop like below.Once above window show up, select the active device, then click Properties.
STEP 2: A new window will pop up like below.A new page will open, on the right side of that page, click “Sound Control Panel”. It will pop up something like below, then click Soundsīut if you you have something like below, click “Open Sound Settings”. STEP 1: Right click on the Volume Icon in the System Tray.Here’s how I did it in my Windows 10 Professional: Suddenly, I remember that we can actually adjust the volume balance in Windows. I was half-way from throwing this headphones into the rubbish bin. Using it to listen any music will give me a disorienting effect. Unfortunately, I found that left speaker is not as loud as the right speaker. Today, I decided to test an old in-ear headphones that has been gathering dust in my table to see if it’s still working.
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