audio volume

Winsage
November 21, 2024
Microsoft has acknowledged a challenge affecting Windows 24H2 users, particularly gamers using USB DAC sound systems, where audio volume unexpectedly surges to full intensity when using devices like the Creative Sound BlasterX G6. This issue occurs when users connect and disconnect their external sound systems or wake their systems from sleep mode, and adjusting the volume before detaching the device may also trigger the surge. Microsoft stated that users will not receive error messages; the only symptom is the sudden spike in audio output. The problem is linked to a timing issue within the AudioEndpointBuilder system service, and Microsoft is investigating it and plans to develop a fix. Additionally, Microsoft has identified another bug preventing users from changing time zones without administrative privileges, with a temporary workaround available. The company is committed to providing a resolution in an upcoming Windows update.
AppWizard
October 24, 2024
Google has released Android 15 QPR1 Beta 3 for enrolled testers with eligible Pixel devices, addressing a blank screen issue on foldable devices and improving Bluetooth functionality. The update is available for Pixel 6 to Pixel 9 series, Pixel Fold, Pixel 9 Pro Fold, and Pixel Tablet, with version AP41.240925.009. Notable fixes include resolving Bluetooth volume control issues, complications with profile switching, and a blank screen problem when unfolding certain devices. Additional fixes address truncated notifications, system memory paging problems, app icon reversion, system UI crashes, heads-up notification interaction issues, and various stability and connectivity problems. The OTA update began rolling out on October 24, and users can manually check for updates in their settings. The update follows a previous Beta 2 release aimed at Bluetooth and NFC payment issues and hints at future enhancements for Android 16. Some users have reported issues with the stable OS, including inoperability on Pixel 6 devices.
Winsage
August 5, 2024
Experiencing low audio volume playback on Windows 11 can be frustrating. The user initially suspected the audio was muted and checked various settings, including ensuring audio playback was not muted, confirming the volume was set to 100%, and adjusting audio controls. Despite these checks, the issue persisted even after restarting the PC and verifying that all audio components were correctly installed and the driver was up to date. To resolve the low volume issue, the user followed these steps: 1. Left-click on the Volume icon on the Windows taskbar. 2. Activate "Select a sound output". 3. Click on "Move volume settings" to open the Audio settings. 4. Scroll down to the Advanced section and select "All audio devices". 5. Select the audio device under Output used for playback. 6. Turn the Audio Enhancements feature to Off. This adjustment resolved the low volume issue immediately.
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