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I need to create a desktop shortcut for volume slider of windows 10 which is currently triggered by system volume icon located in system tray. Can anyone help me to find the location or create a shortcut for the volume slider.

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Ghost Boy
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  • AutoHotkey and similar third-party tools can control volume directly.
  • Make a "desktop" shortcut to sndvol.exe and set its keyboard shortcut. To display just the master volume setting, use the -f command line option.
DrMoishe Pippik
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