Set Vertical Volume Control Windows 10 is that the bar volume control becomes a horizontal orientation and looks a little different from what was heading in previous versions of Microsoft operating system. The fact is that this many convinces them and others do not. We tell you how to change it.

The fact is that when using the new control bar despite its attractive and offers a great interface that allows comfortable viewing sometimes gets too close to the notification bar and, therefore, if it fails to manipulate running applications not want.

Furthermore, it can be structurally much less intuitive to the user. The following are what you have to do to make the change we’re talking about. You must follow all the steps in the same order we provide and do not need to install any application to get come to fruition. If you find yourself missing the old vertical volume mixer from Windows 8.1 and earlier, I have good news for you: Getting the old-school volume mixer back is just a quick Registry tweak away.

Set Vertical Volume Control Windows 10

The Windows registry (Regedit) is a file in hexadecimal instruction is composed of a series of instructions, services, applications and necessary for the proper functioning of the operating system configurations. When we make a change in this record we risk this stop functioning properly and thus, our operating system will no longer do so and also without backup, it is very difficult to restore proper operation. Therefore, you must “take backup of Windows registry“.

To apply this Windows Features you should open Windows Registry Tool and browse the following Regedit path step by step or you can jump to target Windows Registry Tool with single click.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion

• Now find for “MTCUVC” key, if it exists then move next, other hand first create it under the “CurrentVersion“.
• At this moment we have “MTCUVC” key under “CurrentVersion“.
• Create a new 32-bit DWORD value and re-named it “EnableMtcUvc” and leave its value as 0.

Windows 10 introduced a new style of items and their panes/flyouts which open from the notification area. All of the applets which open from the system tray are different now. This includes the Date/Time pane, the Action Center, the Network pane and even the volume control! Once you click the sound icon in the system tray, the new volume indicator will appear on the screen.

After applying anyone method from above you will see the following User Account Control “UAC“. This UAC will confirm “Do you want to allow this app to make change to your device?“. So if you want to open Windows Registry Editor tool you should click on “Yes”

Vertical volume control is a feature that allows users to adjust the volume of their smart speakers by simply swiping up or down on the device. This feature is typically found on smart speakers that have a cylindrical or tower-like design, which makes it easy for users to access the touch controls. The concept is simple, but the benefits are significant.

Set Vertical volume control in Windows

One of the most significant advantages of vertical volume control is the ease of use. Traditional volume control buttons require users to press and hold the button to increase or decrease the volume. With vertical volume control, users can quickly adjust the volume without having to fumble with buttons or dials. This feature is particularly useful when users need to adjust the volume quickly, such as when a loud commercial comes on during a quiet TV show.

Another benefit of vertical volume control is the level of control it provides. With traditional volume control buttons, users have limited control over the volume levels. With vertical volume control, users can adjust the volume to a precise level, allowing for a more enjoyable listening experience. This level of control is particularly useful when listening to music, where small changes in volume can make a big difference in the overall sound quality.

Vertical volume control also provides a more intuitive and interactive experience for users. Swiping up or down on a smart speaker to adjust the volume feels natural and effortless, making it a more enjoyable experience. This type of interaction can also be extended to other features, such as skipping tracks or controlling smart home devices.

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