Windows 10: I don't know if this can be changed, but readjusting audio balance lead to comparatively...

I was having issues with my headphone audio balance and I couldn't adjust my L/R balance, so I changed the data set to allow me to do so. Now, that's working fine but my volume is much much higher. Before changing this, I was fine around 20/30 but now 70 is the volume that is the same level for me. Is this an issue with enabling audio balance? I don't want to constantly have my volume super high, and also I'd like to have the range previously available whereas now it pretty much constantly has to be 70+.

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Dolby advanced audio v2 (Windows 10 don-t work)


Hello guys!I have a problem with advanced audio v2 on windows 10 don-t work

 

Audio Balance in Windows 10

I would suggest you to follow the below steps and check-

• Click on Start and then control panel.
  
• Open the option of Sound and in the tab of
  playback click on the windows displaying speakers. This enables the button properties, click on it.
  
• This opens new window as Speakers properties, here click on the tab
  Levels.
• Now click on the button Balance in front of the speaker volume bar.
  
• This will open another small window of Balance. Here you may adjust the balance between the left and right speakers as per requirement.
  

Hope this helps. Let us know the results.

Thanks,

Meghmala – Microsoft Support

 

Audio Balance Bug - Balance changes when changing volume

Hello forum,

So I have a weird bug that I cannot find anything on the internet for. Like the title says, when changing the volume (either with the keyboard or mouse), the left-right channels change with it. It's really odd, and it's happened in the past, but I don't
know how I fixed it.

Essentially, I cannot get the volume to change without changing the balance. When I turn it up, the balance is almost centered, but it's obviously loud. The lower I turn it, the more Left the balance goes. For some reason, Windows doesn't allow me to lock the
balance, so changes no matter what I do.

I'm running Windows 10, with a ASUS Xonar DG audio card. Any pointers would help greatly.