So, I have Tiger, on a Quicksilver, and I use my beloved Happy Hacking keyboard; the only thing I miss on it is being able to lower/ rise the volume of the system (if the Quicksilver is on, 99% of ...

Some users report that the keyboard audio volume controls fail to work properly under Mac OS X 10.4.4 One reader writes ...

If it isn't present in the menu, a quick way for granular volume control is to continue using the keyboard volume control keys, but while also holding down Option-Shift.

F7-F9: Media Control F10-F12: System Volume Control Ctrl + F9: Switch audio output devices Eject: toggle if function keys work as on Windows or as on Mac Fn + function key triggers the Mac like ...

In the past, the only solution to this was to then twist the manual volume control on my external spaekers, which sort of defeats the purpose of using the keyboard-based keys.

4] Use custom keyboard macros One of the best ways to control volume in Windows 11/10, is to use set keyboard macros via a tool known as AutoHotKey.

Immediate Control This will come as no surprise to anyone, but physical volume controls are faster than using your mouse and a digital slider.

Windows only: Open-source app iTunes Hotkey controls iTunes with keyboard shortcuts. Coded by fellow Lifehacker reader, The Amazing Ant, iTunes Hotkey assigns key combinations to iTunes functions.

As BobMcBob mentioned the volume control range is not as expansive as I would prefer, but volume control from my keyboard is back, so I am happy.

I'd like to remap some keys on my keyboard to do volume + and - instead of whatever they do. Is there software that will do this? Even a reg hack would be fine.

If Keyboard Volume keys are not working on your Windows computer, then follow the solutions mentioned here to resolve the issue.