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How to adjust Bass and Treble in Windows 11? I look all over and find nothing.
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Seems MS dsq'd their Windows Equalizer and replaced it with...nothing. Some 3rd party stuff online, not convinced they are engineered for W11 and the Realtec "fixes" don't work on my machine. One year old HP Envy, 1tb SSD/32meg RAM.
This strikes me as an Accessibility issue- I hope MS says "oops" and gets on it quickly.
It really depends on the system you are using. Dell systems have a Waves MaxxAudioPro utility. Asus systems may have a Realtek utility which uses the Sonic Studio III.
If you have a basic device, it may have a follow on utility that does Frequency adjustments (mixer).
I have significant hearing loss in various ranges in both ears. I'd love to be able to adjust sound to be better for me.
Why does everyone assume that people want to boost the bass. The bass is way too loud compared to the treble. I want to lower the bass for the output to the computer speaker.
These audio enhancement settings can still be found where CraigLong described them to be found at.
