Do you wish you could make your laptop's volume LOUDER? For most folks, the answer is yes.
The following instructions will show you how to increase the volume of your laptop speakers.
It has worked for my last 4 laptops, so I hope it works for you as well.
DIRECTIONS:
1. Click Start and click Control Program.
2. In the upper right corner, after "View by" you will see either Category, Small icons, or Large icons. We recommend displaying the Control Panel with icons.
- If your Control Panel shows icons, then click Sound
- If your Control Panel shows categories, click Hardware and Sound. In the right side of the next window, find Sound in the list and click Manage audio devices.
3. On the Sound window, select the Playback tab.
4. Click on the appropriate speakers (probably labeled "default") and click Properties.
5. On the Properties window, click the Enhancements tab.
6. Notice the option Loudness Equalization. Before putting a checkmark or tick in the box next to it, click on the words to highlight them. A Preview button displays below. Click it and notice the volume produced.
7. Now, put a check-mark or tick in the box by Loudness Equalization and click the Preview button again. The volume should be louder. Yeah!
8. Click Apply and click OK to close the Properties window. Then click OK to close the Sound window.
You may now want to reduce the volume of your PC or it may be louder than you want for certain applications, especially for System Sounds. And that's it!
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Cheers!
4 comments:
Thank you very much. THis has been bothering me for years on both laptops. It worked, but I still wish it were louder.
I'm SO GLAD I decided to do some google searches on this just to see if there was anything out there and this really helped me (I just did it!). Thanks!
IT WORKED ♥♥♥♥♥
Cheers to you. It works. THANKS.
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