Windows 10 Sound Button Continuously Going Up

A lot of users complain that Windows 10 lowers volume automatically when running certain games or apps. Why Windows 10 automatically lowers volume? How to fix it? Now, let's explore these questions together with MiniTool.

Why volume keeps going down? After analyzing extensive user reports on forums and communities, we found some possible reasons for the issue. The improper sound settings are the main cause behind the error. In addition, other factors like sound effects, Realtek audio driver, a physical trigger, and Discord Attenuation are responsible for Windows 10 lowers volume automatically.

Fix 1. Disable the Automatic Volume Adjustment Feature

This is a Windows feature designed to automatically adjust volume when using the PC to receive telephone calls. If this feature is turned on, you may encounter the "volume keeps going down" issue when running some programs like Discord.

To fix the issue, follow the steps below to disable the automatic volume adjustment feature.

Step 1. Press Win + R keys to open the Run dialog box, and then type mmsys.cpl and hit Enter.

Step 2.Navigate to theCommunicationstab inside theSoundcontrol panel window. Then select theDo nothingoption under When Windows detects communication activity.

Step 3.Click onApplyto execute this change. After that, restart your computer and see if Windows 10 automatically lowers volume.

do nothing when Windows detects communication activity

Fix 2. Disable All Sound Enhancements

Some users reported that they fixed Windows 10 volume keeps changing by disabling all sound enhancement or immediate mode. Here you can have a try.

Step 1. Open the Sound control panel window again by typing mmsys.cpl in the search box.

Step 2.Navigate to thePlaybacktab, and then right-click the affected sound device and select Properties.

right click the speakers and select Properties

Step 3. In the Properties window, navigate to theEnhancement tab and tick the checkbox of Disable all enhancements. If the sound device includes Immediate Mode, make sure you disable it also.

Step 4. Click on Apply to execute the changes.

disable all enhancements

Now, reboot your computer and check if the volume keeps going down Windows 10 at the next startup.

Fix 3. Uninstall the Realtek Audio Driver

Many users reported that the Realtek drivers are responsible for Windows 10 volume slider keeps going down. To fix it, you can try uninstalling the Realtek driver.

Step 1.PressWin + Rkeys to open theRundialog box, and then typedevmgmt.mscin the box and hitEnterto open this program.

Step 2.In theDevice Managerwindow, expand theSound, video and game controllerscategory, and then right-click onRealtek audio driver and selectUninstall device.

uninstall Realtek audio device driver

Step 3. Click on OK to confirm this operation and wait for the uninstallation to complete.

Once uninstalled, restart your computer and check if Windows 10 lowers volume automatically.

Fix 4. Downgrade to a Generic Windows Audio Driver

In addition to uninstalling the sound device driver, you can try downgrading your current sound driver to the generic Windows driver. This solution has been proven by many users to be helpful. Let's have a try.

Step 1. Open the Device Manager window again and expand theSound, video and game controllerscategory.

Step 2. Right-click onRealtek audio driver and select Update driver.

Step 3. Select Browse my computer for driver softwareand click on Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computerin the pop-up window.

Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer

Step 4.After a while, tick the checkbox forShow compatible hardware and select a correct driver version from the list and click onNext. Then wait for the Realtek driver update to complete.

tick the checkbox for Show compatible hardware

Once done, restart your computer and check if Windows 10 volume keeps changing.

Sometimes a potential physical trigger can lead to Windows 10 lowers volume automatically. Many users discovered that a mouse wheel, a volume key being stuck, and even a wireless USB mouse can cause the issue.

To fix the volume keeps going down Windows 10, you can unplug the mouse and restart your computer. For a wireless mouse, you can disconnect the USB transmitter and reconnect it.

Fix 6. Disable Discord Attenuation

Many users reported that Windows 10 lowers volume automatically when using the Discord Attenuation feature. In this case, you can follow the steps below to disable it completely.

Step 1. Open your Discord and click on the Settings icon.

Step 2. In the Setting window, select the Voice and Video option from the left pane.

Step 3. Scroll down to the Attenuation section and drag its slider down, and save the change.

Disable Discord Attenuation

After that, relaunch your Discord and see if Windows 10 volume slider keeps going down.

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