Windows 10: Sudden spike in volume in headphones when I play a paused video.

I watch YouTube videos with my headphones in my laptop. If I pause the video for longer than 10 seconds and then play the video, there is an uncomfortably loud spike in volume for a split second in my headphones before the video returns to its original volume. What can I do?

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Volume suddenly increases when I pause and resume a song/video!

Hello,

Since I updated to windows 10 I've been having a problem with the volume in my computer.

After I start a video/song/whatever, and then pause it, the volume will suddenly and drastically increase when resume. When I chek the volume bar it is exactely in the same place that I left it before I paused the video/song, but the actual song out of the
speakers/headphones is much higher than the volume bar shows. Then if i decrease the volume by just a little, it returns to the inital value... If anyone has any suggestion please help. I've seen other threads with other people having the same problem and
the solutions that microsoft community "helpers" usually propose is to run the troubleshoot on the sound card/driver and update it but i've tried everything and nothing seems to work. I have everything up to date so i don't know what else to do... I need to
fix this problems because these sudden increases of volume will end up killing my eardrums xD

 

The Volume when using Headphones

I use the Headphones and volume
Window is 20. But when the Pause and Play Video or Mp3, then the volume will
increase dramatically but the Window still
20.

P/s: sorry about my English, I uses dictionary to translate it.

 

Volume spiking

When I pause a video, and then unpause the volume spikes ( a lot). But the windows volume control doesn't change. And when i then manually lower or increase the volume it then resets and works as it should.

Volume also spikes when loading a new video, on youtube or netflix for example.

I have tried reinstalling the audio drivers, multiple times. And this does not solve this issue.

What is wrong, and how do I get this fixed!?

From what I can gather, it seems windows by default is trying to boost my audio, because I have the windows volume so low and the speakers on high - so I can with ease adjust the volume to my liking without having to change the speakers every time.

Please help me. I love my new upgraded windows 10, its splendid, aside from this issue. Which is a big issue for me, especially since I'm studying from home and have to watch a lot of video recorded lessons and listen to a lot of audio exercises for my course.