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Windows 11 to get new enhanced audio mixer, improved search bar

Microsoft has also renovated the in-app command help page in voice access to make it simpler to use and comprehend in the new Windows 11 update.

Published By: Shubham Verma | Published: Mar 03, 2023, 06:29 PM (IST)

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Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 Insider Preview Build to the Dev Channel in which the company will roll out a new enhanced volume mixer in Quick Settings. news Also Read: Don’t Ignore! Upgrade to Windows 11 Before Windows 10 Support Ends Tomorrow, Else..

The updated audio quick settings will allow users to make individual volume and audio output adjustments directly from the taskbar. news Also Read: Windows 10 Users Alert! Microsoft Will End Support On October 14: What Should You Do?

“We’ve also added a new keyboard shortcut (WIN + CTRL + V) to bring you directly to the volume mixer for faster control of the experience. With this change, you can now tailor your audio experience better with more control and fewer clicks to better manage your favourite apps,” Microsoft said in a blog post. news Also Read: How to stop automatic Windows 11 updates on your PC

Moreover, in the new build, the tech giant has renovated the in-app command help page in voice access to make it simpler to use and comprehend.

The search bar allows users to quickly find commands and the different categories provide further guidance. Every command now has a description and examples of its variations, making it easier to understand and use, the company said.

Users can access the command help page from Help > View all commands on the voice access bar or use the voice command “what can I say”.

In the latest Windows 11 build update, the company has expanded Voice Access to support other English dialects from various countries such as the UK, India, New Zealand, Canada, and Australia.

The company also re-introduced an update for the touch keyboard settings, and some changes to File Explorer, graphics, and input.

— IANS