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The title says it all. The only way to prevent my ear drums from bursting is:
This happens 100% of the time and it's absolutely ridiculous.
Managing sound and video settings during Teams meetings and calls for optimal communication
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I had to turn off "Adjust Mic Sensitivity" and the volume on my Beats Pro Fit stopped being automatically adjusted. Weird that the mic sensitivity has anything to do with the volume.
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Coming here to say that the solution from 2023 to turn off the "Sync device buttons" setting fixed my issue. And having this setting off didn't stop my headset from continuing to control volume just fine.
For me, it actually did nothing. still the same
@Microsoft: Fix this! it is annoying and hurts my hearing.
Coming here to say that the solution from 2023 to turn off the "Sync device buttons" setting fixed my issue. And having this setting off didn't stop my headset from continuing to control volume just fine.
It has actually been an issue for much longer than a year. Absolutely ridiculous it still isn't resolved.