Back in the Windows 7 and 8 days, adjusting volume for individual programs was so easy. In Windows 10, you have to mess around with the registry in order to do the same thing. Or do you? Turns out, you can change the volume for individual programs almost as easily as in previous versions of Windows. The “Volume Mixer” option used to be right under the Master Volume slider in older versions of Windows, and this was definitely convenient, but the new way is just as easy to get to. Instead of left-clicking on the speaker in the taskbar, you simply need to…
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