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Windows 10 lock Microphone volume

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I have a problem with my microphone volume. When I bought my headset I set the volume to 100%. But from time to time the volume goes down to about 92%. That does not sound much but my friends told me that they can barely understand me with 92%.

I am using TeamSpeak3 and I found an option there which I disabled.

Options -> capture -> advanced options -> automatic voice gain control

I disabled that check box but the problem is still there.

I also noticed that windows itself seems to adjust the microphone volume: When I scream into the microphone the volume goes down to 50% and goes up again to about 92%. The going down makes sense to me but why wouldn't it go all the way up to 100% again? This happens when TeamSpeak3 is open as well as when TeamSpeak3 is closed.

So my question is: How can I lock the microphone volume to stay at 100%? Or how can I make sure that it goes up to 100% again after loud noise?

Here is a screen shot of the microphone where I have to adjust the volume to 100% all the time.

I also disabled the exclusive control in the advanced tab as described here

windows-10 audio microphone

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  If you are not using Skype, you don't need to mention that solutions geared toward Skype, are not appliciable to your situation. That is a given, I suggest, reporting any comment or answer that even mentions Skype as not being constructive.
  
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I have a problem with my microphone volume. When I bought my headset I set the volume to 100%. But from time to time the volume goes down to about 92%. That does not sound much but my friends told me that they can barely understand me with 92%.

I am using TeamSpeak3 and I found an option there which I disabled.

Options -> capture -> advanced options -> automatic voice gain control

I disabled that check box but the problem is still there.

I also noticed that windows itself seems to adjust the microphone volume: When I scream into the microphone the volume goes down to 50% and goes up again to about 92%. The going down makes sense to me but why wouldn't it go all the way up to 100% again? This happens when TeamSpeak3 is open as well as when TeamSpeak3 is closed.

So my question is: How can I lock the microphone volume to stay at 100%? Or how can I make sure that it goes up to 100% again after loud noise?

Here is a screen shot of the microphone where I have to adjust the volume to 100% all the time.

I also disabled the exclusive control in the advanced tab as described here

windows-10 audio microphone

share|improve this question

edited Mar 20 '17 at 10:17

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asked Sep 16 '16 at 19:30

WombatzWombatz

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  If you are not using Skype, you don't need to mention that solutions geared toward Skype, are not appliciable to your situation. That is a given, I suggest, reporting any comment or answer that even mentions Skype as not being constructive.
  
  – Ramhound
  Sep 16 '16 at 19:54
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I have a problem with my microphone volume. When I bought my headset I set the volume to 100%. But from time to time the volume goes down to about 92%. That does not sound much but my friends told me that they can barely understand me with 92%.

I am using TeamSpeak3 and I found an option there which I disabled.

Options -> capture -> advanced options -> automatic voice gain control

I disabled that check box but the problem is still there.

I also noticed that windows itself seems to adjust the microphone volume: When I scream into the microphone the volume goes down to 50% and goes up again to about 92%. The going down makes sense to me but why wouldn't it go all the way up to 100% again? This happens when TeamSpeak3 is open as well as when TeamSpeak3 is closed.

So my question is: How can I lock the microphone volume to stay at 100%? Or how can I make sure that it goes up to 100% again after loud noise?

Here is a screen shot of the microphone where I have to adjust the volume to 100% all the time.

I also disabled the exclusive control in the advanced tab as described here

windows-10 audio microphone

share|improve this question

edited Mar 20 '17 at 10:17

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asked Sep 16 '16 at 19:30

WombatzWombatz

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Self answer here:

All the programs i have either don't use the microphone or offer a configuration value that lets me disable the microphone adjusting.

All but TeamViewer. Even if i'm not using it actively while sitting in the tray it will adjust the microphone volume. At the time of writing there is no option to disable that behaviour.

At least it is reproducible and i can now manually fix the volume after closing TeamViewer.

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answered Sep 2 '17 at 14:26

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I know this is old but it still gets top search rank. you can lock the volume completely, other programs keep setting the microphone volume to 100%. you have to use nircmd to lock it.

if not "%minimized%"=="" goto :minimized

set minimized=true

start /min cmd /C "%~dpnx0"

goto :EOF

:minimized

cd /Windows/System32/

nircmdc.exe loop 172800 100 setsysvolume 57016 default_record

You can put this in a '.bat' file and put it in the startup folder.

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  The answer by shayan is actually a good one, but it needs to be noted that it relies on the third party software NirCmd. That needs to be present on the system and placed in the appropriate directory for the solution to work.
  
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Self answer here:

All the programs i have either don't use the microphone or offer a configuration value that lets me disable the microphone adjusting.

All but TeamViewer. Even if i'm not using it actively while sitting in the tray it will adjust the microphone volume. At the time of writing there is no option to disable that behaviour.

At least it is reproducible and i can now manually fix the volume after closing TeamViewer.

share|improve this answer

answered Sep 2 '17 at 14:26

WombatzWombatz

11115

add a comment | 

0

Self answer here:

All the programs i have either don't use the microphone or offer a configuration value that lets me disable the microphone adjusting.

All but TeamViewer. Even if i'm not using it actively while sitting in the tray it will adjust the microphone volume. At the time of writing there is no option to disable that behaviour.

At least it is reproducible and i can now manually fix the volume after closing TeamViewer.

share|improve this answer

answered Sep 2 '17 at 14:26

WombatzWombatz

11115

add a comment | 

Self answer here:

All the programs i have either don't use the microphone or offer a configuration value that lets me disable the microphone adjusting.

All but TeamViewer. Even if i'm not using it actively while sitting in the tray it will adjust the microphone volume. At the time of writing there is no option to disable that behaviour.

At least it is reproducible and i can now manually fix the volume after closing TeamViewer.

share|improve this answer

answered Sep 2 '17 at 14:26

WombatzWombatz

11115

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answered Sep 2 '17 at 14:26

WombatzWombatz

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answered Sep 2 '17 at 14:26

WombatzWombatz

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answered Sep 2 '17 at 14:26

WombatzWombatz

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I know this is old but it still gets top search rank. you can lock the volume completely, other programs keep setting the microphone volume to 100%. you have to use nircmd to lock it.

if not "%minimized%"=="" goto :minimized

set minimized=true

start /min cmd /C "%~dpnx0"

goto :EOF

:minimized

cd /Windows/System32/

nircmdc.exe loop 172800 100 setsysvolume 57016 default_record

You can put this in a '.bat' file and put it in the startup folder.

share|improve this answer

edited 9 hours ago

DavidPostill♦

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answered Feb 9 at 14:56

shayanthethiefshayanthethief

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  The answer by shayan is actually a good one, but it needs to be noted that it relies on the third party software NirCmd. That needs to be present on the system and placed in the appropriate directory for the solution to work.
  
  – drseussofporn
  10 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

0

I know this is old but it still gets top search rank. you can lock the volume completely, other programs keep setting the microphone volume to 100%. you have to use nircmd to lock it.

if not "%minimized%"=="" goto :minimized

set minimized=true

start /min cmd /C "%~dpnx0"

goto :EOF

:minimized

cd /Windows/System32/

nircmdc.exe loop 172800 100 setsysvolume 57016 default_record

You can put this in a '.bat' file and put it in the startup folder.

share|improve this answer

edited 9 hours ago

DavidPostill♦

106k26228263

answered Feb 9 at 14:56

shayanthethiefshayanthethief

1

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  The answer by shayan is actually a good one, but it needs to be noted that it relies on the third party software NirCmd. That needs to be present on the system and placed in the appropriate directory for the solution to work.
  
  – drseussofporn
  10 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I know this is old but it still gets top search rank. you can lock the volume completely, other programs keep setting the microphone volume to 100%. you have to use nircmd to lock it.

if not "%minimized%"=="" goto :minimized

set minimized=true

start /min cmd /C "%~dpnx0"

goto :EOF

:minimized

cd /Windows/System32/

nircmdc.exe loop 172800 100 setsysvolume 57016 default_record

You can put this in a '.bat' file and put it in the startup folder.

share|improve this answer

edited 9 hours ago

DavidPostill♦

106k26228263

answered Feb 9 at 14:56

shayanthethiefshayanthethief

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if not "%minimized%"=="" goto :minimized

set minimized=true

start /min cmd /C "%~dpnx0"

goto :EOF

:minimized

cd /Windows/System32/

nircmdc.exe loop 172800 100 setsysvolume 57016 default_record

share|improve this answer

edited 9 hours ago

DavidPostill♦

106k26228263

answered Feb 9 at 14:56

shayanthethiefshayanthethief

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edited 9 hours ago

DavidPostill♦

106k26228263

edited 9 hours ago

DavidPostill♦

106k26228263

answered Feb 9 at 14:56

shayanthethiefshayanthethief

1

answered Feb 9 at 14:56

shayanthethiefshayanthethief

1