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Not sure, so let's run through some basic troubleshooting.

CMD+R, type in mmsys.cpl in the Run dialogue box. In Sound, press Playback tab, right-click your speakers and select Properties. Should be an Enhancements tab and usually there's a loudness equalisation option. Try tick that, then Apply/OK. Any better?

If not, let's try update the sound drivers. CMD+R, devmgmt.msc, expand the Sound option, right-click your sound driver and select Update Driver Software. Search automatically (W10's pretty good for updating drivers automatically). If it downloads/installs an update, restart after that's completed.

If there's no update available, try right-click and select Properties. Then Details tab and select Hardware IDs from the drop-down Property list. Copy & paste the values as a response to this, then I'll have a look online and see if there's an update elsewhere. Also if you were to do this, please advise of the Driver Date & Driver Version -- this can be found in the Driver tab on the Properties menu.
 
anyone got a fix?
Steps to solve the issue...
1. right click on volume icon in task bar.
2. go to 'Playback Devices'
3. Select Speaker and click on properties.
4. Goto 'Enhancement'.
5. Select 'Loudness' and then press setting.
6. Move rocker towards long.
Apply settimng...


Problem Solved!!!!!

Thank you very much :)
 
Steps to solve the issue...
1. right click on volume icon in task bar.
2. go to 'Playback Devices'
3. Select Speaker and click on properties.
4. Goto 'Enhancement'.
5. Select 'Loudness' and then press setting.
6. Move rocker towards long.
Apply settimng...


Problem Solved!!!!!

Thank you very much :)


thank you and just to add make sure channel phantoming is un checked. it auto checked its self after i enable loudness.

and you can enable quadaphnic headphones turn off the surround speakers and it makes it loader too..
 
This worked for my 2012 macbook pro running Win 10
Goto- Control Panel--> Hardware and Sound---> Sound

Underneath, "select a playback device below to modify its settings" -- Make sure speakers are highlighted ( single left click makes the speakers shaded blue)
Click the configure tab at lower left corner .
Change from stereo to quadraphonic or surround.

That solved the problem of low volume on my mac.

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Not sure, so let's run through some basic troubleshooting.

CMD+R, type in mmsys.cpl in the Run dialogue box. In Sound, press Playback tab, right-click your speakers and select Properties. Should be an Enhancements tab and usually there's a loudness equalisation option. Try tick that, then Apply/OK. Any better?

If there's no update available, try right-click and select Properties. Then Details tab and select Hardware IDs from the drop-down Property list. Copy & paste the values as a response to this, then I'll have a look online and see if there's an update elsewhere. Also if you were to do this, please advise of the Driver Date & Driver Version -- this can be found in the Driver tab on the Properties menu.
Thank you so much !
 
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