Windows 10: Is there any way to lower the base volume of...?

Is there any way to lower the base volume of a pair of bluetooth earbuds connected to my pc?

For some odd reason all bluetooth earbuds have their base volume up way to high,

forcing you to have your devices volume at minimum.

I know how to lower the master volume knob.

However as I stated before, I have to have it at minimum for a comfortable listening volume.

I know it saves the level for when using my earbuds.

But again, I have to have it at minimum for a comfortable listening volume.

I don't care whether such an option for this is built into Windows 10, or requires an app from a third-party.

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Phone volume and music player volume are somehow interlinked, if i lower the volume of music player it will result in lowering the ringing volume.

Phone volume and music player volume are somehow interlinked, if i lower the volume of music player it will result in lowering the ringing volume. What to do??????????? Anybody give some suggestion or request microsoft to provide an update with this issue
solved......................................... I Use Nokia Lumia 520 (Yellow).........

Thank You...

 

Windows 10 sound volume suddenly much lower

In the last week I have noticed that although I move the slider to maximum the sound volume is significantly lower. Any suggestions.

 

CPU speed much lower than base speed

My computer has been slow for quite a while now even while performing basic tasks such as web browsing (to the point where simply typing into a search bar can take several seconds before the computer shows me that I've typed anything) and I've finally gotten around to trying to search for a solution. I noticed that the speed listed on the performance tab of task manager is significantly lower than the base speed listed there (0.78GHz vs 2.59GHz) See here I suspect that this may be largely what is causing my problems.

I have tried the following things to bring this speed closer to my base speed:

• Moving the power management slider to "Best performance" See here
  
• Increased the minimum processor state when plugged in to 100% See here
  
• Turned off Speedstep in my Bios (which is described in the BIOS as forcing my CPU into its maximum performance mode
  
• Turned off C-states in my BIOS which is described in the BIOS as allowing the processor to be put in other performance modes
  

Notably I have been trying the fixes recommended in this thread: Maximum Processor Speed Lower Than It Should Be

Any advice on steps I can take short of reinstalling Windows is greatly appreciated!

System details:
Dell Latitude E7450
Intel Core i5-4310U CPU @ 2.00GHz 2.59GHz
8.00GB RAM
64-bit OS and processor