Win10 new volume control interface is not accustomed to how to do

Win10's interface combines the advantages of Win7/Win8.1, taking into account both aesthetics and ease of use, and most users are satisfied with the UI design of this new system. However, for some old users, the UI style of Windows 7/Windows 8.1 has been y rooted in their hearts, and the changes in Windows 10 make them feel less comfortable. However, some of the design, such as the traditional volume control screen, has not been completely overridden by Microsoft, but has been hidden, and can be restored by modifying the registry.

The recovery process isn't difficult, and it's a four-step process. It's important to note that in order to prevent misuse of the registry, it's best to back up the registry before doing so, which can be easily accomplished with SoftMedia Magic's Cleanup Master.

The specific steps are as follows:

1, in the Cortana search bar type regedit and enter, open the registry editor

2, locate the

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\ CurrentVersion\MTCUVC

If there is no MTCUVC item, you can right-click on CurrentVersion, select "New Item", and then rename it to MTCUVC to create it

3. After clicking on MTCUVC, right-click in the right margin. right-click on the right blank position, create a new "DWORD (32-bit) value", renamed EnableMtcUvc, the value of the data to 0 (keep the default can be)

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4, restart the file explorer explorer.exe (available on the home page of the Softmedia Magic) "shortcut command" to achieve), you can see the effect of the modified