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How do I reset wave volume and overall volume to max?

I have tried Wizmo but it doesn't seem to able to reset the wave volume, only the overall volume.

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bert [Entry]

"Even easier: Use nircmd (http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/nircmd.html)

Syntax: nircmdc [device] [left-volume] [right-volume]
""nircmdc"" with a ""c"" at the end is the command line version
0 = mute
32767 = half way
65535 = max volume

In your autostart.nt set
nircmdc.exe setvolume 0 65535 65535
nircmdc.exe setsysvolume 0 65535 65535"
bert [Entry]

"Actually wizmo can set both the volume for the wave device and the overall volume:

volume={0-100} — set the system's audio level
If you enjoy associating sounds with system events, you probably grow accustomed to the sounds being at a certain volume level. So, when you need to turn that volume up or down when playing a video clip, or being away from your machine, it is convenient to be able to return the volume to its original level. Wizmo's ""volume="" command easily sets the system's volume to a percentage of full volume. Another use for this is creating simple script programs. The example below demonstrates a simple script to turn the volume up while the screen saver is active, then back down after blanking is cancelled.
Exemple: wizmo volume=90 monoff volume=20
wave={0-100} — set the system's wave file audio level
The system's wave file playback level can be controlled independently from the overall sound level. The ""wave="" command allows this to be independently set.
Example: wizmo wave=25"