Volume adjustment?

[clasicks]

how do you guys go about this in Bootcamped XP?

the keys dont function as in OS X, just wondering what you use.

 

[yellow]

The Apple drivers install includes a little Windows panel (lower right hand side) for controlling the sound via a slider.

 

[balamw]

how do you guys go about this in Bootcamped XP?

the keys dont function as in OS X, just wondering what you use.

Funny, the keys work just fine on my iMac. I wonder if you need to hit fn or something like that on your MB.

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[ruutiveijari]

Funny, the keys work just fine on my iMac. I wonder if you need to hit fn or something like that on your MB.

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They don't work on my iMac while you're playing a game or something. They work just fine while you're using Firefox or editing photos. It's odd.

 

[balamw]

They don't work on my iMac while you're playing a game or something. They work just fine while you're using Firefox or editing photos. It's odd.

Mine work fine even in a few games. Otherwise my kids wouldn't be able to turn it down when we yell accross the room to tell them to turn it down! Weird.

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[yellow]

The Apple drivers install includes a little Windows panel (lower right hand side) for controlling the sound via a slider.

Actually I'm wrong on this one.. the slider I was thinking of was a brightness control. The regular volume control icon in Wondows works fine.

I think the reason it works for people's iMacs and not for MBPs/MBs (It doesn't work onmy MBP) is because on the extended keyboard (iMac), those keys are separate. On laptoops, they are doubled with F# keys, which Windows interprets first as F# keys. And (so far) it ignores the "fn" key.