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problem with volume control in vista 64
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07-04-09
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problem with volume control in vista 64
Greetings,
__________________ I dont know what the hell is going on but whenever i turn my volume up in the right hand corner it automatically goes back down. Even as I hold the up key and let go it slides back down. Does anyone know what is going on?! thanks ahead of time.
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Any voip programs running?
I'd reinstall those, if so. If not, or if that doesn't work, go to your audio properties > advanced and uncheck "allow applications to take exclusive control of this device." Another suggestion would be to reinstall audio drivers. See if that helps, and post back.
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im sorry but i cant find my audio properties
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07-05-09
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In your taskbar, right click on the speaker icon. Select playback devices. Select default device and then properties > advanced.
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07-08-09
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man thanks for the help but nothing you said worked...I even reinstalled the drivers and still when I move the volume bar up it slides back down..GAH!!!
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