Windows 10: Low Audio Levels

While listening to any audio from any application (browser, media player, etc.), the audio levels of the specific application do not match the level of the "Device".

To better explain what I mean, have a look at the attached picture showing you the audio level of Chrome playing music and compare the level to the levels under "Device" (that's my Speakers). Although both are set at the same level, the audio that plays through Chrome is slightly lower (indicated by the green bar). How can I achieve the maximum audio from my applications?

I have installed the Realtek HD driver 6.0.1.7680 and noticed that unchecking the box for "Loudness Equalization" improves the audio levels to some extent for some tracks but the levels are still not the same. Should the levels be the same?

Should this setting (Loudness Equalization) be checked at all times? I noticed that when playing some tracks, this setting helps but for some other tracks, it is better to keep this setting unchecked as I notice that keeping it unchecked increases the volume and sounds much better.

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How do i re-install Beats |Audio on Windows 10? It was originally there before when I had 7 but now its no longer there.

The audio level on my HP Pavilion M6 1045DX is considerably lower after installing windows 10. I cannot locate any beats audio settings or anything related in the settings. All volume levels are set to high yet the volume is very low compared to how
it was before the Windows update.

 

Nokia Music Sound Issue

I tried what you said...also audio levelling is off...but it still wont work! Volume still stays very very low. Frustrating!