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How do I adjust my volume and make sure it's not muted?

Windows XP Windows 2000 Windows ME Windows 98

The easiest way to check your volume settings is by opening up the Windows Volume Control Panel. Some of the windows and options may differ depending on your sound card and audio software. If you need further assistance, please check the available support from your computer's or sound card's manufacturer.

  1. Open the Start menu and go to Control Panel.
  2. Open "Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices."
  3. Open "Sounds and Audio Devices."
  4. Click on the Volume tab.
  5. Make sure Device volume is set at a reasonable level (say around 75%).

    Sounds and Audio Devices Properites

  6. Click on the Advanced button in the Device volume section. You will now see the Volume Control window. This may look somewhat different depending on your audio software.
  7. Set the Volume Control Volume to around 75%.

    Volume Control SW Synth

  8. Verify that the Mute all check box is unchecked.
  9. Check your SW Synth channel and make sure its Volume is up around 75-80%.
  10. Make sure the SW Synth Mute checkbox is not checked.
  11. If you have a MIDI channel set its Volume to around 75-80%.
  12. If you have a MIDI channel make sure its Mute checkbox is unchecked.

    Volume Control MIDI Synth