Windows 8 how to increase the volume for my computer speakers

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• Sep 16, 2015

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remminhdangvn said:

asus K53E

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Press the [Fn] + [F10{mute}], [F11{decrease}] or [F12{increase}]

 

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remminhdangvn

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I know that, but the volume on smaller windown 8 windown 7 because I installed parallel 2 OS

 

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remminhdangvn said:

because I installed parallel 2 OS

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What is "parallel 2 OS?" ... we need details to help you mate, do you have Windows 7 and WX on some kind of dual boot or are you talking about the MAC system?


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If you have a dual boot it is possible your efi drivers are mixed up... have you got a volume icon in the bottom right of screen? (defaults to the same area as system time) and if so does it say speakers or headphones when you look at it?
see mine

 

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Sorry íinstall 2 windown on my computer
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I recommend, you go to the Asus support page download your chipset, audio and Lan drivers for Windows 8 and install them... in that order. reboot the system then do a shut down and restart.

p.s. When you get your updates from Microsoft DON'T grab any optional hardware drivers.

 

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