Windows 10: windows 24h2 has broken my audio drivers, the volume is always reset to 100 percent on...

windows 24h2 has broken my audio drivers, the volume is always reset to 100 percent on windows start up, also it changes my audio device buffer rate on windows start up.

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Factory reset Windows 11 24H2 (build 26100.863)

Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.

There are no currently listed problems resetting version 24H2 of Windows 11 and no specific steps you need to perform, are you experiencing any problems with that insider build that is causing you to perform a Windows reset?

 

Bluetooth audio volume changes unexpectedly after restarting Windows

Since installing Windows 11, version 24H2, the volume for my Bluetooth headset can change unexpectedly after restarting Windows.

For example, if I set the volume to 50% and then restart Windows, I will continue to hear audio through the Bluetooth headset at the same level (50%). However, the volume indicator in the notification area will show the volume at 100%. And if I then change the volume by pressing a volume key (up or down), the sound I hear through the headset will immediately jump to maximum volume (100%).

 

Fixate output volume 100%

Hello theking2

Im Juliet and Im happy to help you

To ensure that the volume on your PC remains fixed at 100%, you can follow these steps:

1. Locate the volume control icon in the system tray on your PC's taskbar. It is usually represented by a speaker icon. Alternatively, you can access the volume settings by right-clicking on the speaker icon and selecting "Open Volume Mixer" or "Open Sound Settings."

2. Once you open the volume settings, you should see a volume slider. Set it to the maximum level, which is typically represented as 100%. This will set the volume level on your PC to the maximum.

3. Next, make sure your PC's audio output is set to the correct audio device, which, in this case, is the receiver. To do this, right-click on the volume icon and select "Open Sound Settings" or "Playback devices."

4. In the Sound Settings or Playback devices window, you should see a list of audio output devices. Locate your receiver or the audio output device that is connected to your receiver. It might be labeled as the receiver's brand name or as an HDMI or audio output port.

5. Select your receiver or the appropriate audio output device, and make sure it is set as the default audio device. You can usually do this by right-clicking on the device and selecting "Set as Default Device" or "Set as Default Communication Device."

6. Once you have set the receiver as the default audio device, the volume control on your PC should no longer affect the volume level. Instead, the volume will be controlled solely by the receiver. Adjust the volume on the receiver to the desired level.

By following these steps, you should be able to set your PC's volume to 100% and control the volume exclusively on your receiver.