volume control will not leave screen. how can i get it off?
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Is it there, even after you restart the computer?  My computer has done that on occasion, but it disappeared after a fresh restart.
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right click the volume icon, then click open volume control. Under the mocrophone, uncheck the mute box then close the control. This should resolve your issue.
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Go to your start menu\nClick on programs\nclick on accessories\nclick on entertainment\nclick on volume control and make sure everything is turned up\n\nif it still doesn't work check the connection of your speakers or check your sound card.
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try pressing ctrl+shift+del and then clear whatever you want  from the menu appearing..
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Windows XP hides inactive icons from systray after some time. And thats what I think happening to you. If you want it remain visible always do this :\nStart > Control Panel \nDouble click on Taskbar and Start Menu icon in Control Panel\nUnder the Hide inactive icons frame, click on Customize. \nFind Volume control's entry in Current items and select Always Show as its behaviour.\n:P
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on windows media player, right? that thing is annoying me so much. i cant seem to find a way to get rid of it either.
818190
try messing with the controls under sound properties in control panel ..
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Try this:\n\nDouble click your volume icon (if it's not in the tray, find volume control and open it).  Go to properties and select recording.  Recording control should appear.  Make sure line in is checked.
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ok, go to control panel, go to sounds, speech, and audio devices, then sound effects manager, go to sound effect, and click none
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Do you really want it to go away or just go back where most people think it belongs. I have moved it around but I always end up putting it back on the bottom. If it is not locked you can just left click and hold and drag it back to the bottom. If locked you can right click and uncheck the lock taskbar item. I would then lock it back once I got it where I wanted it. If you really want it gone I would have to look it up because I have never done that and would not want to.
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Start Menu > Programs > Accessories > Entertainment > Volume Control  There may also be a speaker icon in the toolbar next to you messenger icons, if you have any messengers.
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If you are using Microsoft Windows XP Professional, then\nGoto Control Panel\nClick Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices\nOn Pick a task, click Adjust the system volume\nClick on the checkmark Place volume icon in the taskbar\nClick ok\nClose the Control Panel
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Hold down the pause/play button until the screen turns off then switch the hold button over so none of the buttons work.
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Do you have a Real Player installed? This ugly thing takes the control of the sound using the master volume and doesn't adjust the slider for the volume control in the system tray (loudspeaker symbol in the right lower corner).\n\nNever close the Real Player with the loudness slider on minimum.
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Click on Start......All Programs.......Accessories.....Entertainment and finally click on Volume Control. Inside Volume control, click on Options.......select Properties and tick the box infront of Microphone and press OK. Then click on Options again, click on Advanced Controls and see whether the small box in microphone section has a tick or not. If there's a tick then remove it by clicking on it. Close the window and follow the above steps again upto Entertainment and click on Sound Recorder and click on the black dot icon on the right side. Then try to record ur sound for few seconds and click on stop. Then play the recorded sound, i hope u can hear ur sound clearly. If the problem still persists, u can leave offlines at this yahoo messenger userid......vu_ankur. I will tell u wat to do. \nThanks!!
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click on it and hit delete either on the screen or keyboard
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go into the control panel and turn system sounds off. it should be under sounds