To change audio settings in Windows 11, do as follows:
1. Open Settings:
Click on the Start menu and select Settings (the gear icon), or press `Windows + I` on your keyboard.
2. Navigate to Sound Settings:
In the Settings window, go to System and then select Sound from the left-hand menu.
3. Choose Output Device:
Under the Output section, you can select your desired output device from the drop-down menu. This could be your speakers, headphones, or any other connected audio device.
4. Adjust Output Settings:
Click on the device properties to adjust volume, balance, and other settings specific to the selected output device.
You can also manage sound settings by clicking on Advanced sound options, where you can adjust the volume for individual apps.
5. Choose Input Device:
Under the Input section, select your preferred input device, such as a microphone.
Adjust the device properties, including volume and other specific settings for the input device.
6. Troubleshoot Sound Problems:
If you're experiencing issues, you can use the Troubleshoot button under both the Output and Input sections to diagnose and fix common sound problems.
Advanced Sound Settings
1. Open Control Panel:
You can access more detailed sound settings by opening the Control Panel. Search for "Control Panel" in the Start menu and select it.
2. Sound Settings:
In the Control Panel, go to Hardware and Sound and then select Sound. This opens a window with tabs for Playback, Recording, Sounds, and Communications.
3. Adjust Playback and Recording Settings:
In the Playback tab, you can set your default playback device, configure it, and adjust its properties.
In the Recording tab, you can do the same for your input devices.
4. Configure Sound Schemes:
In the Sounds tab, you can change the sound scheme for Windows events, such as notifications and system alerts.
5. Communication Settings:
In the Communications tab, you can adjust how Windows handles sound when you receive or make calls on your PC.
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