On-Screen Volume Level

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nHi:
I just upgraded my folks' PC from Windows Me to XP Home Ed.
IN the system tray, there is an icon, that when clicked, brings up a
Volume Control slider to adjust the speaker volume.

The keyboard has +/- buttons for adjusting the volume.
When pressed, vertical green bars would apper on the screen, indicating
the volume level, when I was using Windows ME.
After upgarding to XP Home Ed., I no longer see these verical green bars
going across the screen (like a progress thermometer) indicating the
volume level. Is there a switch that needs to be turned on or are they
not avaialble under XP Home Ed. ?

Thank you...

DaleB
 
Dale said:
nHi:
I just upgraded my folks' PC from Windows Me to XP Home Ed.
IN the system tray, there is an icon, that when clicked, brings up a
Volume Control slider to adjust the speaker volume.

The keyboard has +/- buttons for adjusting the volume.
When pressed, vertical green bars would apper on the screen, indicating
the volume level, when I was using Windows ME.
After upgarding to XP Home Ed., I no longer see these verical green bars
going across the screen (like a progress thermometer) indicating the
volume level. Is there a switch that needs to be turned on or are they
not avaialble under XP Home Ed. ?

Thank you...

DaleB

Probably a keyboard driver is what did that. Maybe look at the keyboard
manufactures web site for an updated XP driver.

Brian
 
HP

Dale said:
Hi Jerry:
Thank you for your reply.
How do I go about doing this ?
Do the drivers come with XP or do I have to get them from HP ?

Thank you..

DaleB
 
Dale said:
Hi Jerry:
Thank you for your reply.
How do I go about doing this ?
Do the drivers come with XP or do I have to get them from HP ?


You get them from the manufacturer of your keyboard, whoever that is. Go to
their web site. They should come with installation instructions
 
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