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Volume #15
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Same problem here. Took me so long to figure out what was causing it and I finally discovered it was HideVolumeOSD. |
As this application starts up, it needs to find the window for the OSD. To make sure that the window is available, it increases and then decreases the volume one step. https://github.com/UnlimitedStack/HideVolumeOSD/blob/master/HideVolumeOSD/HideVolumeOSDLib.cs#L42-L43 If your volume starts at 100%, then it cannot go up any more, and when it decreases one step, it then ends up at 98%. If I understand what is going on correctly, I think the best solution would be to read the volume level first, save it, then reset the volume back to what it was after making the volume osd window pop up. |
You could also send the mute key event twice instead of up/down. |
Fixes issue UnlimitedStack#15 Added delay between keys because It just did not work twice in a row.
Every time the system starts up, the volume goes down from 100 to 98. Please fix it.
Program version 1.3.
Windows 10 21H1.
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