Base Volume Way Too Loud

plz halp

>>245685

Jesus Christ, Anon. This is a slow board, bumping your thread after 15 minutes will just piss people off so they will ignore you.

>>245685
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>>245703
> bumping your thread after 15 minutes will just piss people off so they will ignore you.
I just solved OP's problem specifically to piss you off.

I don't know why you post shit like this. If you know the answer, answer; if you don't, just scroll down.

Your contribution adds nothing; if you're worried about the board being slow, howsabout not jumping down the throat of the people who do actually post something of value?

>>245685
Too loud from the laptop speakers or your headphones?

Try turning on the loudness equalization in Windows settings

>>245718
The speakers

>>245721
Try this >>245720 then if you're on Windows

>>245723
I keep following different step-by-step videos/articles online to do this and I run into one main problem. The Loudness Equalization is under the "Enhancements" tab, which is not showing up for me. Still trying.

>>245733
Are you using Windows 10? The way I'm doing it is right clicking the volume icon in the taskbar > Sounds
Under the "Playback" tab, right click your speakers and click "Properties"

The enhancements tab should be there.

If it's not turning up, I'm assuming there's a different program that's handling your sound that was likely pre installed, so have a search for that and see the settings there

>>245714

>I just solved OP's problem

But you haven't as OP is still looking for answers

>if you're worried about the board being slow

Not worried, explaining board culture.

>howsabout not jumping down the throat of the people who do actually post something of value?

I assume you're talking about yourself? How did I jump down your throat? Moron.

>>245739
The way you have nicely laid out for me to get to where I should be ended up being the same place I have been going to, the Tab is not showing up.
I am on Win 10
I will search deeper and get back to this thread. I'm about to go see a movie so I may be gone a while, thank you for your help if I am too late to post later.

>>245752
That's weird. What tabs do you have when you select properties?
Just General, Levels and Advanced?

>>245740
>I assume you're talking about yourself? How did I jump down your throat?
Again, you assume and make an ass of yourself.

This is /wsr/, OP was actually providing an /r/; if you're sick of seeing /r/s to the point where you're giving people shit for posting them, perhaps you should fuck off?

>>245756
Yes, just those three.

>>245759
Then I reckon there is an existing program that handles your sound. I'm not sure what it might be but it's worth having a look through your pre installed programs and seeing if any of them have to do with sound

>>245758

>Again, you assume and make an ass of yourself.

Moron.

>OP was actually providing an /r/

OP was also bumping after 15 minutes

Stop white knighting a total stranger on a Mongolian camel fanciers board. Fucking cretin.

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>>245685
1) Open Realtek HD Audio Manager
2) In "speakers" tab, go to "Room Correction", and drop each speaker by 3*[number of times you want to half the volume]db

If HD Audio Manager isn't in the system tray, install the special snowflake MSI driver (http://download.msi.com/nb_drivers/ad/Audio%20driver_6.0.1.8010%20and%20Nahimic_2.3.12.zip)

>>245765
>OP was also bumping after 15 minutes
Holy shit, I do hope no-one alerted the Bump Police.

They might send round some officious sanctimonious asshole.

>>245768
I have fixed the problem with your help! Thank you, Anon, so much for your contribution to my problem!