By using a third-party media player like VLC or Microsoft's built-in audio enhancement feature, you can increase your computer's volume beyond 100%.

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This post will show you how to find out if someone has Remote Access to your Windows 11/10 PC. We will tell you how to check if someone is remotely accessing your Windows PC. To find out if someone ...

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Just upgraded your audio system, but still not happy with how it sounds? The problem might be your room, not your gear.

I thought I had a fairly decent sound setup for my music. I was wrong. Typically, I played my favourite tracks or stations from my phone to a Sonos 5 speaker, which is also connected to my turntable ...