emperor199989
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Any program could easily be sending the volume key press event. I think at this point you might need to use a process of elimination by killing processes until the Vol Up stops. I re-wrote the keyboard capture program, this one will work without focus. It does use a keyboard hook, so your AV might try and block it. If you want to pause the capture just double click in the window, the same will restart capture.
As far as the taskbar, is this problem specifically with multi-windowed programs or is it with programs with one window and what is it not doing? Not bringing the window to the front and focusing on that window or is it making a tone?
For the sound does it just instantly jump to 100% or does it look like the volume key is being pressed and gradually but rapidly moving up to 100% Also in particular with games, they can control their audio independently through DirectX DirectSound provided there is some volume at the OS level.
You might want to try this program I uploaded here. Volume keeps going to 100% to see if the keyboard is generating VolUp keys. The program does need focus to capture the events. Your taskbar might be corrupt have you tried to repair Windows. From an elevated command prompt run the following
- sfc /scannow
- dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
So something is generating volume key key presses, do you have a different keyboard you can try?
Any program could easily be sending the volume key press event. I think at this point you might need to use a process of elimination by killing processes until the Vol Up stops. I re-wrote the keyboard capture program, this one will work without focus. It does use a keyboard hook, so your AV might try and block it. If you want to pause the capture just double click in the window, the same will restart capture.
It said something about VKey_VolumeUp being pressed all the time.
My dad just borrowed me his keyboard I connected it but nothing really happend. I pressed the sleep button on it by accident and when I logged in again all those problems (Volume and Taskbar problem) were suddenly gone. I don't know how but I think it was fixed when I hit that sleep mode button. And by the guess of it I think that taskbar problem was because of the constant volume increase. Anyway it is fixed now so thank you so much for the help. If anything wrong happens again I could always count on you guys