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Recently I've been having some problems with my volume. It seems my Windows media player has begun to globally control the volume when I change it ONLY in WMP.
ie. I'm listening to windamp and WMP at the same time. I turn down the volume on WMP and now I am unable to hear anything else becuase its globally changing the volume instead of only for WMP.
Does this make sense?
The weird thing is that even though when I say it effects my volume "globally" There is no change in the master volume switching thing found in sounds and audio devices?
What do you guys think I should do? This is really annoying and I've tried doing system restore, uninstall any programs I've installed, etc but no dice.
Thanks for the help
ie. I'm listening to windamp and WMP at the same time. I turn down the volume on WMP and now I am unable to hear anything else becuase its globally changing the volume instead of only for WMP.
Does this make sense?
The weird thing is that even though when I say it effects my volume "globally" There is no change in the master volume switching thing found in sounds and audio devices?
What do you guys think I should do? This is really annoying and I've tried doing system restore, uninstall any programs I've installed, etc but no dice.
Thanks for the help