disable windows 10 volume OSD, Is Volume˛ the only solution ?

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  1. Posts : 314
    windows 10 pro 64
    Thread Starter
       #11

    dalchina said:
    This morning after a restart it happened Volume2 was set to disable the volume OSD.
    And it was disabled again.

    Based on limited attempts, I find that it can disable it, but enabling and disabling it again isn't reliable.
    hi
    Volume2 was set to disable the volume OSD
    what do you mean ? is there an option to disable the volume OSD ? I can't find it
    I guess it does need to setup the keyboard hotkey in volume2 ,"increase/decrease volume/mute" and it should work even in portable mode
    thanks dalchina
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  2. Posts : 43,051
    Win 10 Pro (22H2) (2nd PC is 22H2)
       #12

    what do you mean ? is there an option to disable the volume OSD ? I can't find it
    From your previous posts I thought you knew..
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  3. Posts : 6,865
    22H2 64 Bit Pro
       #13

    This answer doesn't address the question but personally I set system volume level then use other software to adjust volume.

    Example: PotPlayer (for video) has it's own volume slider visible in the playback window.
    I use an old version of Winamp for music and that has it's own volume control/ EQ.
    If using a browser to watch video or play music I use an add on to control volume.

    Edge/ Chrome

    Audio Equalizer - EQ

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    Firefox:

    GitHub - zWolfrost/Better-Volume-Booster: Volume booster firefox extension that remembers your choices.

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    So what I'm saying is that I never see that volume control or any other volume pop up unless I want to adjust system volume (which I don't need to change anyway) because I use the volume controls in other players/ browsers.
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