My setting keeps going back to 80%, what can I do? Windows users can uninstall updates by visiting the “Updates & Security” tab, then clicking on “View Update History.” Uninstall updates – Many users have reported audio issues after updates.Update your audio drivers – Head over to the task manager and navigate to the “Audio inputs and outputs section.Install any updates and restart your computer to see if the volume problems cease. Check for any new system updates – Patches can fix a plethora of wonky computer issues.Use an approved duster or clean cloth to remove any contaminants from your keyboard. Are your keyboard volume buttons clean? – We spend hours on our computers meaning debris, dust, and even food particles can become lodged in the keys.Meantime, I hope Microsoft comes up with some sort of update to fix this. So to those suffering from this, try rolling back your sound driver and restarting. I didn't think it would work, but surprisingly, it did with no difference in sound quality. Update: So I got pretty frustrated and just roll-backed the sound driver.
This? I also noticed that a lot of other people have this issue as well. I have also tried updating my drivers, but even then, it doesn't work.
I have tried going to the "Enhancements" tab of the speaker properties and unchecking everything, but it doesn't seem to work. Plugging in my earpiece doesn't change this either, it still increases the volume by itself after pausing & unpausing whatever audio I am playing. On my laptop, not just Youtube, meaning that even applications like Spotify or VLC media player are affected. For example, I would be watching a video on Youtube, then after pausing and unpausing, the volume is suddenly much louder than before.
Hi, after upgrading to Windows 10, I noticed that it seems to be increasing the volume by itself.
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