Detecting if volume is muted

SendKeys.Send(Keys.VolumeMute) will either mute or unmute sound, how c

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Detecting if volume is muted

Post icon  Posted 26 April 2009 - 12:39 PM

Hi, I have this code to Mute or Unmute volume:

	SendKeys.Send(Keys.VolumeMute)


How could I find a code which would detect if volume is muted, and if so un mute it?
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Re: Detecting if volume is muted

Posted 26 April 2009 - 12:55 PM

This is the very thing you need:
http://support.micro...B;EN-US;Q178456
There is a big lot of thing there controlling this and that...
I just hope you will not get lost in it.
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Re: Detecting if volume is muted

Posted 26 April 2009 - 01:59 PM

Jeeeez, lots of stuff there, but I will probably be able to adapt it to my needs within a few hours. If anyone has a more simple way, It would be appriciated, but is not direly needed. Thanks
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