To speed things up, you can also right-click the speaker icon on the taskbar in. To open it, click the Start menu, then select the gear icon on the left.

I'll just deal with what sound I have or use headphones where I can hear it louder. Windows Settings is one of the quickest and least confusing ways to adjust your microphone volume in Windows 10. UPDATE: After I uninstalled the driver you suggested, I restarted my computer and used my Windows troubleshooting wizard and it fixed it back to my old one I guess. I'm now looking for a way to get the sound back. I then reenabled my previous one and uninstalled the new one and still no sound and restarted my computer.

Same thing, still no sound from anything. I disabled my previous one and restarted my computer. UPDATE: I went into Device Manager and found both my previous audio driver with the new one you had shared that I installed. How do I uninstall this driver you suggested so I can at least go back to what little sound I had before? Thanks for any help you can give. There is a chance that you might be seeing Windows 10 volume too low because of interference from your mismanaged cables etc. Also, if possible, clean the speakers and do some cable management. I'm pretty good with computers, but I'm a little out of the loop lately. You might have accidentally set the volume on your speakers to a lower volume, and hence see volume too low on Windows 10. I tried the audio driver you suggested and now I have no sound. I have the same problem with low audio sound out of my speakers on my G7.

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