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here is the powershell script if anyone wants to see it or if it helps: ( i took out the hashtags from in front of the sentences)
Define the path to Volume2
$volume2Path = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Volume2\Volume2.exe"
Mute Chrome by setting its volume to 0
Start-Process -FilePath $volume2Path -ArgumentList "/Mute /AppName ""chrome.exe""" -NoNewWindow -Wait
Wait for 3 seconds
Start-Sleep -Seconds 3
Unmute Chrome by setting its volume back to a normal level (assuming 100%)
Start-Process -FilePath $volume2Path -ArgumentList "/Unmute /AppName ""chrome.exe""" -NoNewWindow -Wait
Here is another one chatgpt gave me before:
**_Define the path to Volume2
$volume2Path = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Volume2\Volume2.exe"
Set the system volume to 0 (or any other volume level you prefer)
Start-Process -FilePath $volume2Path -ArgumentList "/SetVolume 0" -NoNewWindow -Wait
Wait for 3 seconds
Start-Sleep -Seconds 3
Restore the system volume to the previous level (assuming it was 100%)
Start-Process -FilePath $volume2Path -ArgumentList "/SetVolume 100" -NoNewWindow -Wait
here is the powershell script if anyone wants to see it or if it helps: ( i took out the hashtags from in front of the sentences)
Define the path to Volume2
$volume2Path = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Volume2\Volume2.exe"
Mute Chrome by setting its volume to 0
Start-Process -FilePath $volume2Path -ArgumentList "/Mute /AppName ""chrome.exe""" -NoNewWindow -Wait
Wait for 3 seconds
Start-Sleep -Seconds 3
Unmute Chrome by setting its volume back to a normal level (assuming 100%)
Start-Process -FilePath $volume2Path -ArgumentList "/Unmute /AppName ""chrome.exe""" -NoNewWindow -Wait
Here is another one chatgpt gave me before:
**_Define the path to Volume2
$volume2Path = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Volume2\Volume2.exe"
Set the system volume to 0 (or any other volume level you prefer)
Start-Process -FilePath $volume2Path -ArgumentList "/SetVolume 0" -NoNewWindow -Wait
Wait for 3 seconds
Start-Sleep -Seconds 3
Restore the system volume to the previous level (assuming it was 100%)
Start-Process -FilePath $volume2Path -ArgumentList "/SetVolume 100" -NoNewWindow -Wait
Yes Volume2's path is correct.
Originally posted by @CSOCSO-FL in #331
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