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Hi, you could use one of Nirsoft's great utilities to create a shortcut and hence a hotkey:
Mute and unmute microphone from command-line on Windows
Let's say that you want to mute the 'Microphone' device in the above screenshot, so the command to mute the 'Microphone' device is: SoundVolumeView.exe /Mute "Microphone"
nircmd also supports this:
NirCmd - Freeware command-line tool for Windows
mutesubunitvolume [Device Name] [Subunit Name] [mute mode]
Mute/unmute the sound volume of sound device subunit.
The [Device Name] is the name of the device, as appeared in the sound devices list of windows. In most cases the device name is 'Speakers'.
The [Subunit Name] is the name of a subunit, as appeared in the 'Level' tab of the device properties window. Examples for subunit name: Phone Line, Microphone, Internal MIC, Line In, and so on...
The [mute mode] may contains one of the following values:
0 = Unmute
1 = Mute
2 = Switch between mute and unmute.
Examples:
mutesubunitvolume "Speakers" "Line In" 0
mutesubunitvolume "Speakers" "Microphone" 1
Thank you, yes, I've been using Nirsoft tools myself too. That would work. But is there a way I could do it without additional software? Maybe using command line or powershell?
I found a suggestion for you here (expand the thread with the button)
How do I setup a shortcut to mute my microphone without third party software : Windows10
Hi, I just found a simpler way. I create a shortcut with this as the target:
Thank you for help anyway.Code:ms-settings:privacy-microphone