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Then again, if you're rocking a four-, or two-speaker system in a light and thin laptop, then even when Windows' volume setting is 100 percent, your audio is likely to still be underwhelming at times. In that case you're going to want to tune your volume past Windows' 100 percent volume limit.
Some guides recommend using Windows Volume Mixer to do this, but Windows Volume Mixer generally won't give you the option to surpass 100 percent for each app or program. Changing the registry isn't advisable either since it can cause system instability. You're better off using the following methods…
What to do…
Method 1: Use VLC media player
VLC media player is available for download on the Microsoft store so it's readily available. Just a disclaimer: You may not want to raise the volume to VLC's maximum 300 percent volume since this could damage your speakers. Here's what to do:
First download and install the VLC app from the Microsoft store.
Select Tools from the top menu, then Preferences. Below Show Settings toggle All.
From the left select Main Interfaces, then Qt. Scroll down on the right until you see the category Maximum Volume displayed. In the box, type the value of
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