When the Control Panel opens, click on Hardware and Sound, followed by Sound. This will cause Windows to display a dialog box listing all of your computer's sound hardware.

Choose "Settings" from the menu and click "Control Panel" twice. Select "Hardware and Sound" from the menu in the open Control Panel window. Click "Adjust System Volume." ...

Open the Control Panel, select “Hardware and Sound,” then click on “Manage audio devices.” Go to the “Recording” tab, click on the microphone in use, and choose “Properties.” ...

If you go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Device and Printers, it will automatically redirect you to Settings > Bluetooth & Devices.

Open the Control Panel. Go to “ Hardware and Sound > Sound ” if the View by mode is set to Category. If the View by mode is set to Small or Large icons, the Sound option is available on the ...

Open the Control Panel, navigate to "Hardware and Sound," and then select "Sound." Alternatively, you can press Win + I to open Settings, go to the "System" section, and click on "Sound Control ...