Windows 10: How to show volume slider on right side of screen

I wanna do a project where i make a phone that runs windows 10 ltsc in tablet mode and i want it to be like a windows phone. is there any way to make the volume slider show on the right side of the screen.

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speaker ( or sound ) slider switch disappeared

Hi Hank,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community.

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  Are you able to use Volume slider on the taskbar?
  
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  Do you get any error message?
  
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  Are you able to see sound icon on the taskbar?
  

I suggest you to hoover your mouse on the right side of the taskbar and click on the sound icon and try to use volume slider and check if it that works.

Follow the steps below and check.

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  Discover the empty slot on the
  Taskbar and Right click.
  
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  Click on Properties.
  
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  Under Taskbar tab and Notification area
  click on Custom.
  
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  Tap on Select which icons appears on the taskbar.
  
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  Turn on Volume option.
  

Hope this helps. If any other issues get back to us. We are glad to help you.

Thanks

 

Mic Volume Slider Stuck on Screen

So I just set up my recording stuff for the first time on my new build. As soon as I turn the mixer on, this volume slider pops up in the way of everything and I can't figure out how to get rid of it. When I turn the mixer off, it disappears. I've checked Sound settings inside and out, and I'm not sure where else to look.





Windows 10 Pro 19042.746

 

Is the new volume slider supposed to not show what volume you have?

it appears that the new volume slider in your IO.S Windows 11 does not display the current volume level numerically. Instead, it displays a visual representation of the volume level using a bar.

Sincerely, I am afraid, out of ideas.

The bar next to the number is likely a design choice to provide a visual cue or aid in interpreting the volume level. While it may not have any functional purpose in terms of adjusting the volume, it could serve as a helpful visual indicator for some users.

If you prefer to see the numerical value of the volume level, you may be able to find an option to display it in your sound settings or through a third-party application or plugin.

Try in your system if you got these options:

Right-click on the speaker icon in the taskbar and select "Open Volume mixer".

Click on the "Device properties" link under the volume slider.

In the Device properties window, click on the "Additional device properties" link.

In the Speaker Properties window, go to the Levels tab.

Look for the option that says "Display volume slider". Make sure the checkbox next to it is checked.

Click OK to save the changes.

Once you've completed these steps, you should see a numerical value next to the volume slider in the taskbar. This value will change as you adjust the volume using the slider. If you don't see the "Display volume slider" option, it may not be available for your specific audio device or driver. In that case, you may need to explore third-party applications or plugins to add this functionality.

Let me know,

Regards,

R. Cord