Do the above, but also go to Sony laptop setup. There is a simple bass/treble equalizer. Put both levels to maximum and you should have an acceptable volume level.
If you no longer have the setup utility, you can download it from the Sony website.
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Solution #2
posted on Jan 20, 2008
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check to see what other video players you have on your computer. I've noticed that real player, even if closed, affects the computer volume. Open real player and set volume to max, which should fix the problem. NB. volume stays loud even after you close real player
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I had the same problem (Windows XP). Here's what worked for me:
Control Panel (using Category View) > Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices > Sounds and Audio Devices > Click the "Volume" tab along the top (if not already there) > near the bottom in the "Speaker Settings" section, click "Speaker Volume" > "Restore Defaults"
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