How to increase the volume on a laptop?

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Ku, in short, I downloaded some program to increase the volume, so that it would directly peck in my ears. And in the end, the sound that was before the opening of the program, and after closing it has changed. Like, I have not downloaded the program yet, the sound was quite loud, and after installing and opening the program, the sound became quiet. You can change it through the same program, but I'm too lazy to open it all the time. Tell me how can I fix this? Through the console or Bios somehow? Windows 7

Answer 1

Unfortunately, now I can’t get through to Vanga, I wanted to know what program you downloaded.

Answer 2

On Windows, there is a DFXSoundEnhancer program. You can download it and you will immediately feel the difference, but for the full effect, I set myself a preset - studio quality and set 0 "Environment" and "3-D volume", so that there would be no tail after turning off the sound + there was no distortion, but then taste. There is also a full-fledged equalizer, but I did not find a ready-made preset for the equalizer and left it as it is.
In this case, you can install Linux (ubuntu, manjaro or others), install PulseEffects there, install a studio preset through the terminal and the quality almost always goes even higher. There is also a removal of the hardware volume limit, so in most cases it comes out even louder.
In general, with detailed Linux settings and a normal popular sound card, the sound will be better than on Windows (sound delay is lower, each sound is cleaner and clearer, the volume is higher and the bass (IMHO) is tastier)

Answer 3

if it is possible to throw it away to turn a computer into a media center or buy a raspberry for the same, then https://volumio.org/shop/