On Windows devices, the main volume slider is located in the bottom-right corner of your taskbar, next to the date and time.
Make sure the volume is turned up and not muted.
Many apps and websites have their own volume sliders. Even if your computer’s volume is up, the player itself may be muted or set very low.
Check the volume inside:
Windows Media Player
VLC Media Player
YouTube
Any other video or streaming site
If your classroom has a Front Row Touch Panel that controls your projector and audio:
Tap the Volume button on the panel
Ensure it’s not muted
Adjust the slider to raise the room’s master audio level
The Front Row system can override your computer’s volume, so it’s important to verify this setting.
Some projectors have independent volume controls built into the projector itself.
If your setup includes a projector remote:
Press the Volume + button to raise the audio
Ensure the projector is not muted
Look for volume icons appearing on the projection screen
A low or muted projector volume can prevent sound from coming through—even if everything else is turned up.
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