Ugh... Yeah, the title is a bit misleading, but I'm too lazy to make a better one.

 

Anyway, I've got a bit of a problem. My PC recently died on me, and I've been using a shitty dual core PC to go about my day, and I use a program called iObit Gamebooster, cause, well, this PC sucks. Hard.

 

Anyway, when I activate gamebooster, it always automatically changed the volume of the game (Be it IW4M, Batman: The Dildo Inside us All, or even Call of Duty: Fail Ops 2) to the point where I can barely hear it, and so I can't have gamebooster active, and play the game with normal volume at the same time.

 

Any idea how to turn off automatic volume adjustment in Windows 7?

 

Thanks.

Ugh... Yeah, the title is a bit misleading, but I'm too lazy to make a better one.

 

Anyway, I've got a bit of a problem. My PC recently died on me, and I've been using a shitty dual core PC to go about my day, and I use a program called iObit Gamebooster, cause, well, this PC sucks. Hard.

 

Anyway, when I activate gamebooster, it always automatically changed the volume of the game (Be it IW4M, Batman: The Dildo Inside us All, or even Call of Duty: Fail Ops 2) to the point where I can barely hear it, and so I can't have gamebooster active, and play the game with normal volume at the same time.

 

Any idea how to turn off automatic volume adjustment in Windows 7?

 

Thanks.

In the Game Boost button there's a configure below it. Try to find your audio device .exe and uncheck it.

>'gamebooster'

lolol

>'gamebooster'

lolol

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