Old Volume Control

Those who may want the old volume control, in Windows 10, with Speakers and Mixer links:



In the Windows Registry Editor, navigate to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersion

and create a new sub-key under CurrentVersion named:

MTCUVC

then, right click in that key's right pane, create a new DWORD (32 bit) Value and name it:

EnableMtcUvc

and set the value to 0



That's it!

Haha, I like it, thats a nice find Edwin. Looks good. Nice trick.

MS should have made a separate version of W10 for 8" tablets/phones and crAPPS.

Great job Edwin.

The DWORD should be EnableMtcUvcinstead of EnableMtcVvc though. Here's a tutorial to help make it easier to do.

Volume Control - Old or New in Windows 10

Great job Edwin.

The DWORD should be EnableMtcUvcinstead of EnableMtcVvc though. Here's a tutorial to help make it easier to do.

Volume Control - Old or New in Windows 10

Good goin Shawn!

(Lemme fix my post anyway!)

Those who may want the old volume control, in Windows 10, with Speakers and Mixer links:



In the Windows Registry Editor, navigate to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersion

and create a new sub-key under CurrentVersion named:

MTCUVC

then, right click in that key's right pane, create a new DWORD (32 bit) Value and name it:

EnableMtcUvc

and set the value to 0



That's it!

Adwin,

Thanks for the volume hack. It makes me wonder if the old Calculator is hiding somewhere in Windows 10?

JustDave

It makes me wonder if the old Calculator is hiding somewhere in Windows 10?

Nope, MS killed it.
Winaero made one though:

Thanks.. nice work as usual.

Jeff