Windows 10: Windows 11 Input Device volume automatically lowering every time

On Windows 11 every time I connect my headset to the PC usually I use speakers, but put on a hs if I have a call Windows automatically turns it down to 50-ish level which makes me really quiet. So I open Settings>System>Sound and adjust the general input volume to 100 + I adjust the specific mic volume to 100 in device details. I kept seeing that volume drop right in the middle of a call, so I went to the advanced device setting and forbid exclusive control. Now Windows can't change the device volume but it still lowers the System>Sound input section volume all the time. How do I pr

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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).........

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Lumia 920 lowers volume automatically

Hi. Although I'm very happy with my Lumia 920 sometimes a strange thing happens: the volume lowers automatically from 25 (value I use) to 19. I've already done a soft-reset (power button + volume down) but the problem (although not very frequently) still
remains.



Any idea how to solve this?

 

Problem with input output device

Right-click on the volume icon in your system tray, then click on “Troubleshoot sound problems”.
Wait for the troubleshooter to detect issues. If anything is identified, you’ll be able to fix it with the click of a button.

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If you’re experiencing the “No Audio Output Device Is Installed” error, it might be because of your audio drivers.

Here are the steps to follow to update your audio driver on Windows 10.

Press the Windows + X keys on your keyboard and click on the Device Manager option from the menu.
Expand the Sound, video and game controllers menu by clicking on the arrow next to it.
Right-click on your audio device listed in the menu and choose Update Driver.
Allow Windows 10 to look for the newest driver on your local computer or online, then follow any on-screen instructions.

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If the update didn’t work, we recommend manually uninstalling and allowing Windows 10 to re-install your audio driver. Here’s everything you need to do.

Press the Windows + X keys on your keyboard and click on the Device Manager option from the menu.
Expand the Sound, video and game controllers menu by clicking on the arrow next to it.
Right-click on your audio device listed in the menu and choose the Uninstall device option.
Restart your computer. Windows 10 should automatically re-download the latest version of your audio device driver.