2016年4月22日 · control.exe /name Microsoft.Sound. or. control mmsys.cpl. Rename the shortcut as "Sounds", and change the icon (via Properties) accordingly. Right-click the shortcut and choose Pin to taskbar. Delete the desktop shortcut. Bonus Tip! You can choose which tab you want to open by default. 0 opens the first tab, 1 opens the 2nd tab, and so on.

2018年3月24日 · Open Control Panel and select Sound. When the Sound dialog appears click the Playback tab. Verify if the Headphone is listed and the right sound card listed under playback devices. If so, right click the Headphone device and click on default playback device. If they are not listed, Right click on the blank space and click on show disabled device.

2019年6月24日 · Is this sound coming from your speakers? Open the old Control Panel (click your Start Button, then just type control and hit Enter) If necessary, at the top right of Control Panel, set View to icons Choose Ease of Access Center Click on 'Make the keyboard easier to use'

2023年12月1日 · To disable the clicking sound when typing on your keyboard in Windows 11, you can follow these steps: 1. Click on the Start button and select Settings (gear icon). 2. Click on the Time & language. 3. Click on the Typing option. 4. Expand the Touch keyboard section and toggle off the "Play key sounds as I type" option.

2023年1月6日 · Based on your post regarding with "How do I assign a sound to rules in Outlook with this new update?" When you receive a new message in Outlook, you can receive alerts with sounds, a message pop-up notification, or simply a change in the Outlook icon in the status bar. To change these settings, use the following steps. Click the File tab.

2018年12月3日 · When the sound window opened up, I switched to the "Playback" tab to select the "Speakers" device (The only playback device that was listed on that tab). When I selected the "Speakers" device, I clicked "Properties" in the bottom-right of the sound window. On the window for "Speakers Properties", I changed to the Advanced tab.

2018年12月4日 · If it does show up here, make sure it is set as the default device. Failing that, right-click Start button (or press Windows+X) > Device Manager Look under Sound, video, and game controllers. See if Xbox Controller is listed there, and if it is, check that it's not disabled (it would have a small down arrow).

2015年8月6日 · You can disable this setting by going to control panel->hardware and sound->devices and printers->RIGHT CLICK->hardware->properties->USB input device (or the name of the keyboard)->change settings->power management->uncheck "allow computer to turn off this device to save power".

2015年8月1日 · In the search box, type "Sound". From the search results, click the "Sound" option. Under the "Playback" tab, click "Speakers" Click "Set Default" at the bottom. Click "Apply" and "OK" to save the settings. Method 2: Let's run Audio Troubleshooter to fix common audio issue and check if it helps. Open Control Panel.

2015年10月2日 · It seems that the sound used for Timers is whatever is set for "Alarm 9" in the "Change System Sounds" Control Panel applet. Just set the "Sounds" option for "Alarm 9" to whatever sound you want to use for timers. This will also change the "Echo" alarm sound to whatever sound file you choose for "Alarm 9".