#Volumemixer for windows 10 driver

Unfortunately, if you use teams and spotify, a lot of the time, when you pause spotify or something, windows will mute it (probably to keep the sounds down so you can have your call). If not, youll need to log off and back in. Next, click on the speaker icon and see if its working. Click on App volume and device preferences to open the volume mixer page with advanced options. Scroll down and click Other sound options. Double-click on EnableMtcUvc and verify that Value data is 0. Go to Settings > System > Sound of your Windows 10/11 computer. Right-click on the MTCUVC key and select New, DWORD (32-Bit) Value, and name that EnableMtcUvc.

Once in the Sounds window, go to Playback, right click your headphones, properties, advanced, and uncheck 'allow applications to take exclusive control.'Īfter unchecking and saving, go back to the volume mixer and you'll be able to unmute spotify. Right-click on the CurrentVersion folder and select New, Key and name that key MTCUVC. Right clicking the speaker icon in W10 you can select 'Sounds.' In W11, you'll need to do the same but go to 'Sound Settings,' and then scroll down in the next window to 'More Sound Settings' under Advanced. You can do this by following the steps in this thread:įor unmuting Spotify, you'll need to go to the Sounds window (the one with Playback, Recording, Sounds, Communication tabs).

#Volumemixer for windows 10 driver

If you want to use regular headphone driver and not the hands-free headset driver, you'll need to disable the ability for apps to prioritize the headset driver. If anyone has issues with Bluetooth Headphone, Microsoft Teams, and Spotify, this solution is for you.ġst, bluetooth headphones sometimes dont work with Teams and thus with Spotify.