在Windows(Windows)的早期，用户在控制声音方面的选择有限。Windows 11/10不再存在此类问题，因为我们有多种工具可供使用。当谈到Windows 11/10时，与其他版本的操作系统相比，它是一个不同的野兽。你看，人们可以使用他们的智能手机和其他设备来控制操作系统中的东西，从我们的角度来看，这是一个巨大的优势。
我们今天要做的是讨论您可以在Windows 11/10中控制声音的方法，而这些方法都不是传统的。与常规的做事方式相比，有些可能并不太实用，但我们相信你们中的许多人会发现它们的用处不止一种。如果您的Windows 音量控制不工作(Windows Volume Control is not working)，这些会很有用。
Windows 11/10中管理和控制音量的免费工具
Windows 11/10中控制音量很容易，但使用其他第三方选项会更容易。您将不再局限于Microsoft提供的产品。
- 使用 StrokesPlus
- 使用音量鼠标
- 使用 iOS 或 Android 设备
- 使用自定义键盘宏
- 使用耳小号
- TB-卷轴。
1] 通过 StrokesPlus 的鼠标手势
我们要看的第一个工具是StrokePlus。这是一个免费程序，允许用户通过使用鼠标手势来控制声音。人们可以根据需要编写自定义鼠标手势，这很棒。
更不用说，整个体验非常直观，因此我们希望许多用户在完成工作时能够轻松自如。此外，如果需要，用户可以添加修改和扩展以制作更强大的工具吗？
2]使用带有Volumouse的鼠标滚轮控制音量(Control)
你的鼠标滚轮很强大，你不知道吗，鲍勃(Bob)？好吧(Well)，现在你知道了，兄弟。有了合适的软件，鼠标滚轮可以成为Windows 11/10中控制音量的绝佳工具。
要使这项工作按预期进行，您将需要名为Volumouse的软件。现在，我们知道它最好与另一个触发按钮一起使用，而不是单独使用，因此您需要在继续之前记住这一点。
这个程序背后的人叫做Nirsoft，他们开发了一些插件来提高可用性。
3]使用(Use)iOS或Android设备做事
如果您想通过移动设备控制Windows计算机的音量，那么您目前唯一的选择是 Apple 的 iOS 和 Google 的Android。
为了通过 iOS 或 Android 控制设备的音量(control the volume on your device via iOS or Android)，我们建议下载 PC Remote。此应用程序适用于两种移动操作系统，因此请访问Google Play和Apple App Store下载并将其安装到您各自的移动系统中。
之后，就可以下载并安装PC Remote for Windows 了(PC Remote for Windows)。可以通过访问官方网站(official website)获得。
如果您打算通过Wi-Fi(Wi-Fi)无线更改音量，则应用程序和Windows软件必须位于同一Wi-Fi网络上。或者，您可以通过蓝牙(Bluetooth)进行，没问题。
4]使用自定义键盘宏
在Windows 10(Windows 10)中控制音量的最佳方法之一是通过称为AutoHotKey的工具使用设置键盘宏。您只需下载AutoHotKey，然后访问桌面。在此处，右键单击，然后选择New > Text Document。
将以下脚本复制到新的文本(Text)文件中：
#PgUp::Send {Volume_Up 3}
#PgDn::Send {Volume_Down 3}
请务必将文本文件另存为. ahk，然后从那里运行AutoHotKey脚本以使用键盘宏控制音量。
5]喜欢(Love)开源？那么你会爱上 EarTrumpet
EarTrumpet非常漂亮，因为它可以让您更好地控制Windows中的音量控制。使用此工具，用户可以轻松控制单个系统的多个音频输入和输出选项。
该程序会创建一个独立于控制面板(Control Panel)和Windows 设置(Windows Settings)的音量面板。此外，它与操作系统完美集成，几乎成为原生软件，从我们的角度来看，这始终是一件好事。
6] TB-vol-滚动
TB-vol-scroll 是一个简单且可自定义的实用程序，可通过在任务栏内滚动来启用音频控制。它提供以下功能：
- 任务栏(Taskbar)滚动：控制(Control)系统音量。
- 按住 ALT(Hold ALT)：启用精确的音量控制。
- 按住 CTRL(Hold CTRL)：切换系统音频静音。
- 按住 SHIFT：循环(Cycle)播放可用的音频播放设备。
它可以在gitub.com上找到。
总体而言，这些只是 Web 上用于控制Windows 11/10音量的一些工具。
Free tools to manage & control Volume in Windows 11/10
In the early days оf Windows, users had limited options when it came down to controlling ѕound. Such problems are no longеr the cаse with Windows 11/10 becаuse we have several tools at our disposal. When it comes down to Windows 11/10, it’s a different beast in comparison with other versions of the operating sуѕtеm. You see, folks can use their smartphones and other devіces to сontrol thingѕ within the OS, and that’s a huge plus from our point of νіew.
What we are going to do today, is talk about ways you can control the sound in Windows 11/10, and none are of the traditional variety. Some might not be overly practical when compared to the regular way of doing things, but we are sure many of you will find them useful in more ways than one. These can be useful if your Windows Volume Control is not working.
Free tools to manage & control Volume in Windows 11/10
Controlling the volume in Windows 11/10 is easy, but it can be easier with other third-party options. No longer will you be limited to just what Microsoft has on offer.
- Use StrokesPlus
- Use Volumouse
- Use an iOS or Android device
- Use custom keyboard macros
- Use EarTrumpet
- TB-vol-scroll.
1] Mouse gestures via StrokesPlus
The first tool we’re going to look at is StrokePlus. It’s a free program that allows the user to control sound by the use of mouse gestures. Folks can program a custom mouse gesture if they wish to do so, and that’s great.
Not to mention, the entire experience was intuitive, so we expect many users to have an easy time when getting things done. Additionally, should the need arise, users can add modifications and extensions to make for a more powerful tool?
2] Control the volume using your mouse wheel with Volumouse
Your mouse wheel is a powerful thing, didn’t you know that, Bob? Well, now you do, brother. With the right software on hand, the mouse wheel can become a great tool for controlling volume in Windows 11/10.
To make this work as intended, you will need software known as Volumouse. Now, we understand it works best with another trigger button instead of on its own, so you’ll need to remember that before moving forward.
The folks behind this program are called Nirsoft, and they have developed a few plugins to increase usability.
3] Use an iOS or Android device to do the deed
If you want to control the volume on your Windows computer via a mobile device, then your only options at this time, are Apple’s iOS, and Google’s Android.
In order to control the volume on your device via iOS or Android, we suggest downloading PC Remote. This app is available for both mobile operating systems, so visit Google Play and the Apple App Store to download and install it to your respective mobile systems.
After doing that, it’s then time to download and install PC Remote for Windows. It can be had by visiting the official website.
Both the app and the Windows software must be on the same Wi-Fi network if you intend on wirelessly altering volume over Wi-Fi. Alternatively, you could do it over Bluetooth, no problem.
4] Use custom keyboard macros
One of the best ways to control volume in Windows 10, is to use set keyboard macros via a tool known as AutoHotKey. You simply need to download AutoHotKey, then visit the desktop. From here, right-click, then select New > Text Document.
Copy the following script into your new Text file:
#PgUp::Send {Volume_Up 3}
#PgDn::Send {Volume_Down 3}
Be sure to save the Text file as .ahk, and from there, run the AutoHotKey script to control your volume by use of keyboard macros.
5] Love open source? Then you’ll love EarTrumpet
EarTrumpet is pretty slick in the sense that it gives you more control over the volume control in Windows. With this tool, users will gain control over multiple audio input and output options right at their fingertips for a single system.
The program creates a volume panel separate from the Control Panel and Windows Settings. Furthermore, it integrates perfectly with the operating system, almost coming off as a native software, and that’s always a good thing from our point of view.
6] TB-vol-scroll
TB-vol-scroll is a simple and customizable utility to enable audio control by scrolling inside the taskbar. It offers the following functionality:
- Taskbar scroll: Control system volume.
- Hold ALT: Enable precise volume control.
- Hold CTRL: Toggle system audio mute.
- Hold SHIFT: Cycle through available audio playback devices.
It is available on gitub.com.
Overall, these are just some of the tools available on the web that are designed for controlling the volume on Windows 11/10.
