E
Ed Wood
For years, going all the way back to Windows 3.1 (I am now running Windows XP
Pro SP3), we have lived with the loud volume of the CTMELODY wave file that
plays when Windows Starts.
After Windows is up and running, the volume controls take over, and you can
adjust the volume of everything, except the volume of CTMELODY, which runs in
the boot process before the volume control settings are loaded.
If you decrease the volume control on your speakers so that the CTMELODY
wave file is at an acceptable level, you then have to readjust the speaker
volume controls (provided you have speakers with a volume control knob), so
that the rest of the audio is loud enough to hear.
Is there any way to adjust the volume of the CTMELODY wave file? All of the
other built in Windows wave files (Windows exit, logoff, shutdown, etc.), are
recorded at acceptable levels. Just the CTMELODY wave file is way TOO LOUD!
Thanks for any suggestions you can offer.
Sincerely,
Pro SP3), we have lived with the loud volume of the CTMELODY wave file that
plays when Windows Starts.
After Windows is up and running, the volume controls take over, and you can
adjust the volume of everything, except the volume of CTMELODY, which runs in
the boot process before the volume control settings are loaded.
If you decrease the volume control on your speakers so that the CTMELODY
wave file is at an acceptable level, you then have to readjust the speaker
volume controls (provided you have speakers with a volume control knob), so
that the rest of the audio is loud enough to hear.
Is there any way to adjust the volume of the CTMELODY wave file? All of the
other built in Windows wave files (Windows exit, logoff, shutdown, etc.), are
recorded at acceptable levels. Just the CTMELODY wave file is way TOO LOUD!
Thanks for any suggestions you can offer.
Sincerely,