To adjust your sound settings, you’ll need to access the audio/sound control panel. This can usually be done by clicking on the volume icon in the taskbar (the lower-right corner of the screen) and selecting ‘Open Volume Mixer’.
Alternatively, you can open the Control Panel (you can search for this in the Start menu). In the Control Panel, click ‘Hardware and Sound’ and then select ‘Sound’.
Once you’ve opened the sound panel, you will be able to adjust individual sound levels for each application you are currently using. Each application will have its own slider to adjust the volume. You can also adjust the overall volume at the top of the panel.
You can also access extra sound settings by clicking the ‘Properties’ button. This will take you to another panel where you can adjust advanced sound settings.
In the ‘Playback’ tab, you can choose which audio device is being used. If you have more than one speaker system connected or multiple sound cards, you can switch between each device.
In the ‘Recording’ tab, you can adjust individual sound levels for input devices such as microphones. You can also toggle noise suppression and echo cancellation for each input.
The ‘Sounds’ tab lets you customize how each event sounds. For example, you can adjust the sound of Windows notifications, system errors, and other objects.
In the ‘Communications’ tab, you can set whether you want your sound to be automatically adjusted when a communication program is in use. This is useful if you’d rather not be disturbed while chatting or making calls.
The ‘Enhancements’ tab can be used to enhnace your sound quality with features such as equalizer, bass boost, and surround sound.
Finally, make sure to click ‘Apply’ before you close the Sound panel. This way, any changes you’ve made will be saved. Now, you have the sound settings adjusted to your preference.