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Volume² is an advanced volume control for Windows that replaces the standard Windows volume control. It adds mouse-wheel and hotkey control, per-application and per-device volume, an on-screen display (OSD) with skins, a task scheduler, and remote control over HTTP.
These pages cover installation, configuration and troubleshooting. For short answers to common questions, see the FAQ.
| If you want to… | Read |
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| Install it for the first time | Installation and Updating |
| Know what it can do | Features Overview |
| Set up keys, wheel and mouse gestures | Hotkeys and Mouse Control |
| Change the step size or the volume curve | Volume Behavior |
| Switch devices, control the mic, control one app | Devices and Applications |
| Change or hide the on-screen indicator | OSD, Skins and Tray Icon |
| Automate volume or control it from a phone | Scheduler and Remote Access |
| Fix something that stopped working | Troubleshooting |
| Set it up well from the start | Tips and Recipes |
| Know what is not supported | Limitations and Feature Requests |
Most problems come down to one of these three settings. If something is not working, try them before anything else.
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Volume control stops working after a while, or works again only after you click the tray icon. Settings → System → enable Restart the hooks every 500 ms. (FAQ #5)
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Volume does not change over administrator windows, the taskbar, or in some games. Settings → System → Run as Administrator, and set startup to As Task. Restart the program. (FAQ #1)
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It does not start with Windows. If it runs as administrator, plain autorun will not work — it must be As Task. (FAQ #3, FAQ #10)
- Latest builds: https://github.com/irzyxa/Volume2/releases
- Downloads page: https://irzyxa.blogspot.com/p/downloads.html
- Microsoft Store / Steam: more conservative builds, usually behind GitHub
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Chocolatey:
volume2(installer) andvolume2.portable(portable) -
Config.ini: Settings → System → Open profile folder, normally
C:\Users\<USER>\AppData\Roaming\Volume2
Report bugs on GitHub Issues: https://github.com/irzyxa/Volume2/issues
Include the Volume² build number, your Windows version and edition, whether you use the portable or installer build, whether the program runs as administrator, and the audio device involved. If you know the last version where the problem did not occur, say so — that is the most useful detail in a bug report.
Getting started
Using it
- Hotkeys and Mouse Control
- Volume Behavior
- Devices and Applications
- OSD, Skins and Tray Icon
- Scheduler and Remote Access
Help
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