To access sound settings, you can do so through the Windows Control Panel. To open the Control Panel, head to the Start Menu, then select the Control Panel option. This will open the Control Panel window, where you can find a range of options for adjusting your computer’s settings.
Once you are in the Control Panel, first search for and click on the “Hardware and Sound” option. This will bring up a new window with several potential sound settings.
The first of these settings is the “Adjust system volume” option. Selecting this option will open a new window where you can adjust the volume level for both the master volume and individual applications.
The next setting is the “Manage audio devices” option. Selecting this will open yet another window, where you can select the type of audio device you want to use (e.g. speakers, headphones, etc.). You can also use this window to configure input and output levels and change certain sound properties.
The next setting is the “Sound” option. Selecting this will open yet another window, where you can adjust different types of sound settings including the volume, Treble and Bass.
The final option is the “Sounds” tab, which allows you to adjust the sounds your computer makes when specific events occur (e.g. when you plug in a USB device or receive a new email). On this tab, you can also adjust the volume for each sound.
These are the primary sound settings available in the Windows Control Panel. All of these settings are easy to adjust, and can give you much more control over how your computer sounds.