Disable volume floaty on Windows 10 by adjusting settings in the Volume Properties or using system preferences.
Disable volume floaty on Windows 10 by adjusting settings in the Volume Properties or using system preferences.
You adjust the volume using a button or wheel on your keyboard. You can also use shortcuts like winkey+tab to reach the controls. Your specific keyboard model might affect this—some have problems, like with the G510. In my experience, I don’t face these issues when playing in fullscreen with the volume wheel active.
I use a roller on my keyboard (G510) for volume control, and I also have macros set up on my mouse (Roccat Tyon) for volume adjustments. Both worked perfectly in GTA V, running in fullscreen mode. I noticed a warning about issues with the G510, which is good to hear since it isn’t just an isolated problem. I’ll need to take a break soon, so I’m sorry if this comes up now.