Windows 10: Windows 11 Volume flyout/OSD

I recently upgraded to windows 11, through the update assistant in the settings app.I see that some features don't seem to be working properly.The volume Flyout/OSD is the same as it was in windows 10!Also when ever I paused/played a video or some music in windows 10, the Volume OSD would be accompanied with a title card for the song/video. This is straight up absent in windows 11.I looked it up on the internet and I can see many images of the new UI in windows 11 with a new Volume slider and music title card. But this is completely absent in my pc. My pc meets all the requirements for windows

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[Windows 10] Airplane mode OSD won't show up after reboot

I have a notebook has a Airplane mode hot key (Fn++F2). It works fine on Windows 8/8.1: when the key pressed, there is a Airplane mode on/off OSD show up at top-left corner and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth are turned
off accordingly.

On Windows 10, however, OSD won't show up until I press other keys like Volume Up, Down or Mute, after that, the Airplane mode OSD works just fine. (Airplane mode function always work, the problem is no
OSD)

Steps to reproduce:

1. Reboot system

2. Press Airplane mode hot key (problem: no OSD)

3. Press Volume up hot key (volume OSD show up at top-left corner)

4. Press Airplane mode hot key again (Airplane mode OSD shows up)

Follow above steps, you can 100% reproduce the problem.

- Windows 10 Pro 64-bit 10240 (other insider preview has same problem)

 

How to disable/configure volume OSD/overlay that pops up when volume is adjusted?

Try this app "3RVX", search it on the web, download and install to your windows 10, it's free.

Set hot keys, set your keyboard volume up key as "Increase volume" action; set your keyboard volume down key as "Decrease volume" action; set your keyboard mute key as "Mute" action, then, the "3RVX" will replace the volume OSD of windows 10.

You can change the skin, position, etc. of volume OSD, even hide it. Try it yourself.

Thanks to the author Matthew Malensek, this app solved my problem, too.

 

I must disable OSD Volume Control. Windows 10 is not programmed to do so at this time.

The volume control OSD displays continuously after a few minutes of my microphone being plugged in. Settings do not delay this even by 5 seconds. While the OSD Volume control is displayed it makes a constant stream of keystrokes which prevent certain keyboard
combinations from working in some applications, but not all. These keystrokes do not register on some software, though they do on others. Other than this, the OSD also interferes with any applications by visually imposing themselves over any window/screen
and prevent the use of certain menus (in explanation if it were over the 'edit' area; you would be unable to use it, unless you knew the key combo or can carefully click next to but not in the Volume OSD control).