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The final volume depends on de Hardare and on the application you are running (audio/video(phone). First of all, try to find in your keyboard colored sound symbols, usually red small for lower and big for raising volum in some standard (F11-F12 ??) function keys which works when activated simultaneous with "windows" key between left ctrl and alt keys. Your screen must show then volum control while in use. If it is at maximun you have to check it down in the individual volume control of your application.
It depends on exactly what model toshiba laptop you have. I own two, and on the older one it is on the right side by the volume controls and headphone jacks, while on the newer one it is on the front (also by the volume controls and headphone jacks). Do you know what model your toshiba is?
If there is any Fn key dedicated to speaker to mute or unmute, then you can use than button. There will be one hard button on the keypad. This exists for each laptop.
hi can you tell me the model of your pc
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