Ahhhh, thanks so much for the clarification!
How to change volume bar from middle bottom to top left on the screen
Hi, usually on my screen's display, when I pressed the volume button on the keyboard, the volume bar will show on my screen at the top left. However, I accidentally pressed a lot of buttons, and the volume bar change from top left of the screen to the middle bottom of screen.
How do I change it back to the top left of screen? Thank you.
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2024-07-19T12:42:35+00:00 -
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2024-07-18T23:28:43+00:00 for those just joining us, please see my post which (In my humble opinion) accurately summarizes the solution (that worked for me). Yes it requires installing two different programs (one of which is third party; one is from the good ol' MS app store) but such is the way it is until Windows overlords listen to their users and stop making horrible UX decisions.
EDIT: because this message board UX doesn't properly show the entire history of replies, here is the item I was responding to ("^this is the way") from user Emeskey on May 25, 2023 (couldnt find a way to link to it either - double shame on you MS for such a crappy message board platform!)
"If it's any help, I found an app in the Microsoft Store called "ModernFlyouts (Preview)" that allows you to customize the volume and brightness sliders, unfortunately it doesn't replace the current UI and also the app's slider can't be positioned vertically, but at least you can place it where you have better visibility on your screen.
Edit: I found a solution for the annoying current bottom-centered slider, there's an app called "HideVolumeOSD" that can get rid of it but doesn't interfere with the first app, you can find it here: HideVolumeOSD 1.4 for Windows 10 and 11 | Venturi.de."
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Anonymous
2024-07-18T23:20:40+00:00 In that case, you don't actually have the problem this thread is talking about. The rest of us have Windows 11 with version 22H2 or newer, which changed the position of the volume bar to the bottom center of the screen. If yours is still on the top left, you have an older version of Windows.
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Anonymous
2024-07-18T16:04:09+00:00 I don't think this computer is using ModernFlyouts (it's a company computer, I'm almost sure they're not modding them, lol.) It also doesn't drag at all, just floats up there in the top left and it's not transparent.
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Anonymous
2024-07-18T15:33:11+00:00 If you're using ModernFlyouts to get your top-left bar, it can be moved as desired - drag the part in the top center (with what looks like a long dash in it). But I don't know a way to change the fade timing - I too would like it faster.