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How to adjust Bass and Treble in Windows 11? I look all over and find nothing.
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Same problem here. Deaf in one ear, barely hear out of the other. Very frustrating and seems it would be an accessibility issue that MS dropped the ball on. HELLO Microsoft, there are hearing impaired users that NEED to be able to adjust bass down and treble up (in most cases) to be able to understand what is being said!
My problem exactly McJohn! Is there no help or app for us?
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I gave up looking in Windows and turned to the world wide web. Found a terrific, free, app called "FxSound" that installed painlessly and lets me adjust multiple bands easily. Fergetabout Microsoft, they aren't listening (<-- see what I did there?).
Thanks for the string of how to adjust the sound. What a pain in the butt. Why didn't they leave it so you could adjust it quickly without opening up something extra. I have deferred downloading Windows 11 until the other day and find it frustrating. This sound issue being taken away and for some reason they took away the ability to GROUP in the START menu. This is NOT simpler.
Same problem here. Deaf in one ear, barely hear out of the other. Very frustrating and seems it would be an accessibility issue that MS dropped the ball on. HELLO Microsoft, there are hearing impaired users that NEED to be able to adjust bass down and treble up (in most cases) to be able to understand what is being said!
