Windows 10: Finding the Sound control from Settings

Is there a path from the settings icon in the startbar to the sound control which is in Control Panel > All Control Panel Items?

I'm finding that I'm having to build my own Settings control, which contains the settings that I can't find in the standard Settings control!

:)

 

Are the Windows mail app sounds (selected from Control Panel > Sound) disabled in the Windows 10 mail app?

Basic problem: with Windows 8.1, the incoming mail audible alert (sound) for the Mail App works perfectly by going to Control Panel > Sound and selecting preferred sounds for "Desktop Mail Notification" and "New Mail Notification." After upgrading to Windows
10, no selection in Control Panel > Sound produces the desired audible alert. Instead, it seems the only sound one gets on incoming mail is via Mail app > Settings > Options > Notifications > Show in Action Center > Play a sound. However, the Action Center
sound is not selectable by any means I could find, and it is unaffected by and apparently unrelated to the above Sound settings in Control Panel. (It's also a pretty wimpy sound.)

The sound selection in Control Panel for the calendar app works fine, just like it did in Windows 8.1. Interestingly, I couldn't find any sound controls at all in the calendar app, which may explain why they work from Control Panel. This problem only exists
in the mail app, where there *is* a sound control of sorts.

This is the second PC on which I've experienced this identical problem, so I don't suspect it's my hardware. My observation is that Control Panel > Sound linkage has been removed from the Win10 mail app and the expectation is that we will only get that
fixed sound from the Action Center. If that's true, then (1) that's a big step down from the way it worked in Windows 8.1, (2) it's not consistent with the similar sound controls in the calendar app, and (3) if that's the way it's to be, then those mail options
should be removed from Control Panel > Sound.

Or, if my conclusion is incorrect, then what's the answer? How does one get the same incoming mail sounds that we got in Windows 8.1?

 

Camera isn't working after windows update from win 8.1 to win 10 .

I have Samsung laptop model NP355V5C-SO5IN . After updating it from win 8.1 to win 10 my camera stopped working.

Error code : 0xA00F4244<NoCamerasAreAttached>

Also in Device Manager I could not find any driver setting for webcam not even under Sound, video and game controllers...

Can't find this :

[

Select the Start button, type Device Manager,
and then select Device Manager from the search results.

Find your webcam under Imaging devices or Sound, video and game controllers.
]

 

Right click the Volume icon in the system tray.

 

The shortcut commands here ... ... https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/kb/192806 still appear to work

for your requirement create a batch file containing ... control mmsys.cpl sounds

Sound Control.Bat

 

Thanks for that. It also leads on to a related question:

How can I influence which icons appear in the system tray, and which ones appear in the small popup panel which appears when I click the up-arrow to the left of the system tray?

P.S. Aha, I see I can drag them around.