Click on the speaker button displayed in the popup mixer, as shown on the screenshot:. The downside is that this approach "forgets" the volume level you had before. When Windows 7 displays the volume control, you have two choices: you can bring down the volume until it is silent (not muted), by dragging the volume slider all the way down (or more quickly by pressing the End key on your keyboard). Click on the sound speaker icon in the taskbar. The quickest way to mute the volume (short of physically turning off your speakers' sound), is through the taskbar's volume speaker icon: (see below to turn off the volume through the start menu) The next section explains how to mute and unmute your speakers or select programs in Windows 7. Otherwise, use the volume slider to adjust the sound level for individual programs. To change the volume's sound level for everything, use the leftmost slider (generally labeled " Speakers"). Adjust volume level for different programs 
If the Volume Mixer was already opened somewhere in the background, clicking on the speaker icon in the taskbar will bring the Volume Mixer back in front of all other windows.
Once you do, Windows 7 will open the " Volume Mixer - Speakers" window, and let you adjust the volume of all sounds, or customize on an application-by-application level:. When Windows 7 displays the volume control (slider popup), click on the Mixer link:. First, let us show you how to open the Volume Mixer from the taskbar (assuming the speaker icon is displayed in the notification area: show or hide the volume icon).
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