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Open the volume mixer and set "System Sounds" to 0?
by douche 10y ago
Open the volume mixer and set "System Sounds" to 0?
- cm2187 10y agoI can also open the sound control panel and set windows to no sound. We are discussing about automating changing the default settings of windows. Not of how to change them manually through the UI.
- perspectivep 10y agoAll of the Windows shell supports UI automation, so if you run into corner cases like this that aren't scriptable, you can just use PowerShell to automate the clicks.
- douche 10y agoIs this a thing you have to do often enough that its worth bothering to automate? I'd set it that way once, and its done, never have to touch it again. The more inexplicable thing is why the modern/metro/universal/whatever-it-is-this-week apps don't show up in the volume mixer at all, and you have to rely on third-part tools like EarTrumpet to tweak them when they are being obnoxious.
- wernercd 10y ago"Open and manually do" != "run powershell script to do" This is a discussion for Developers who want to automate... manually clicking stuff is not that answer.