Windows 10: disable by software headphones volume control buttons/pause button

for some reason, my headphone plug on my computer its the one that is both microphone and sound output seems to have this problem, where the button for lowering the sound volume is activated for some reasoni had this problem with multiple different headphones and earphones, mostly didn't even have buttons at allidk y this is happening but i really dont want a new headphonehow can i disable the buttons by software only?bios config cannot be used cause the bios config here is very limited and has literally nothing sound relatedi tried to find a program that could help me but i only found for a

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Disable volume button?

My HTC 8x has water damage, and the biggest problem is that the volume up button is stuck, meaning I can't listen to music or have the ringer on without breaking my eardrums. I'm wondering if there is a way to just disable the volume button and adjust
the volume with the touchscreen somehow? Or does anyone have any other suggestions?

 

Philips Sports Neckband Headphone buttons not working with Lumia 620

Philips
SHQ4007/28 Sports Neckband Headphone buttons are not working.

• Hands-free mic not working (can take the call and only hear the other person)
• Volume buttons not working (can only pause and skip forward track)

Is there a adapter that I could buy to make them compatible with Lumia Phone?

 

my front volume control button is diconnected

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



We understand the difficulties of not being able to get the Volume control button. To have clarity on this issue, we want some information.

• What is the make and model of the PC?
  
• Are you aware of any changes that happen before the issue occurred, like Windows Updates or any driver update?
  

However, you can also try these steps and check if you are able to get the front Volume Control button.



Method 1: Windows Settings.

1. Click on Windows icon and open
   Settings.
   
2. Please go to Systems. Click on
   Notifications & actions from the left pane.
   
3. Then from the right side, click on Turn system icon on or off.
   
4. Toggle the button next to Volume to turn it On.

Method 2: Restarting file Explorer.

1. Right click anywhere on the
   taskbar. Open Task Manager.
   
2. Right click on
   explorer.exe and click on End Task.
   
3. Then click on File and select Run new task.
   
4. Type explorer.exe and click OK.

Method 3: Group Policy Editor (for Windows 10 Pro)

1. Press Windows + R key from the keyboard, type gpedit.msc and click Ok.
   
2. Expand Administrative Templates under
   User Configuration.
   
3. Then click on Start Menu and Taskbar. From the right pane, click on
   Remove the volume control icon.
   
4. Check that the setting is Not Configured or Disabled.
   Click OK.

We await your response.



Aditya Roy

Microsoft Community – Moderator