Easy way to switch default sound output device - Super User How to edit send("{DOWN}") lines Open your sound panel with Win + R and enter control mmsys cpl sounds You want to know how many times you have to press the DOWN key to get to your first sound device and how many times to press DOWN again to reach the second device
Disable Windows sound when some operation is performed that is not . . . The command control mmsys cpl launches the Sound Control Panel directly because control lets you launch a bunch of control panels settings applets directly instead of trying to navigate to them through the newer screens that Windows starts you at There are a bunch of other things that can follow control to launch various windows I found quite a few lists by searching for control cpl on
audio - Microsoft removed the Sounds context menu option on the . . . Although Microsoft removed the "Sounds" option from the context-menu of the Sound icon, it can still be accessed in other ways This is found in Settings > System > Sound Click it to open the Control panel sound settings In Control Panel > Hardware and Sounds > Sounds, you will find the old "Sound" window with Recording, Playback, Sounds, and Communications tab For easier access you may
Open Additional Device Properties via Commandline Any ideas how to execute it via commandline? All I found so far is this command, which displays the properties of the device manager, but that's just quite not what I want Since the settings is reachable from the Sound settings, I assume it has somehow to be related to mmsys cpl?
windows 7 - Add Sound Control Panel to Startup - Super User If I attempt to play any game or youtube video it just locks up attempting to load until I play a test sound from the Sounds tab of the Sounds control panel I am not asking how to fix this, but whether how to add the Sound Control panel to the msconfig startup list
windows 10 - No sound output when using applications installed from the . . . To change the supported formats on a playback device: Open the Sound settings via control panel To quickly open the Sound applet press Win + R and enter "mmsys cpl" in the run dialog box Locate the playback device and select "Properties" Go to the "Supported Formats" tab and uncheck "Dolby Digital" Restart the application, no need to reboot the