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Suggest: Open recording devices. (right click speaker icon)
For the problem device check Properties > Listen tab
Check settings there or post a screenshot.
Try turning down the volume down all the way instead of muting it.
Ben
The middle one is to be put in a PATH folder so it can be invoked readily.
Example: I put mine in C:\Windows
The bottom one is a special 'console' version (hence the c) - which you can ignore (see the help file).
To help you here are blow by blow instructions to demonstrate how this works.
1. Extract Nircmd.exe from the zip file.
2. Move it to C:\Windows
- the following example arbitrarily uses Firefox.
3. Launch Firefox.
4. Open the volume control and note the volume is not muted.
5. Open a Run box (Windows key + R).
6. Copy this command into the Run box:
nircmd muteappvolume Firefox.exe 1
and execute it (hit Enter)
7. Observe that Firefox volume control is now muted.
8. Copy this command into the Run box:
nircmd muteappvolume Firefox.exe 0
and execute it (hit Enter)
9. Observe that Firefox volume control is now unmuted.
QED
To have this happen at startup, create a batch file (BAT) and and set it to run at startup.
I attach an example.