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Answer by user7116 for Maximum Windows volume, laptop's bar is at 50% - how...

The Lenovo Community Forums have a thread recommending you uninstall the Realtek driver and use the generic Windows 7 driver.

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Answer by user8228 for Maximum Windows volume, laptop's bar is at 50% - how...

looks like the Thinkpad volume controls is taking control over the OS volume controls, what follow may help fixing thisright click the mixer icon on thetask bar -> playbackselect speakers, then...

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Answer by StupidOne for Maximum Windows volume, laptop's bar is at 50% - how...

It's not a solution to the problem, rather little hack with Windows 7.Go to Control Panel → Hardware and Sound → Sound → right-click on your output hardware (I guess in your case it's built-in...

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Answer by kokbira for Maximum Windows volume, laptop's bar is at 50% - how...

Try using another OSD software. Perhaps the OSD software you use is buggy so it does not show real volume. Compare if the current 50% is equivalent to 100% in new OSD software.Mathew Malesek's 3RVX:...

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Answer by harrymc for Maximum Windows volume, laptop's bar is at 50% - how...

This is worth trying :Right-click on the Volume icon atthe Task Bar > Playback Devices.Find the device with the greencheck-mark (scroll if required) andclick it.Click Properties.In the Levels tab,...

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Answer by Pylsa for Maximum Windows volume, laptop's bar is at 50% - how can...

I used to have a laptop that had hardware controls (Like an FN+ key or just volume buttons) that would set the volume on a hardware level as well as the in-Windows mixer controls. Look for any hardware...

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I have a laptop with Windows 7. I set all the usual volume control are at max (via the mixer), but there is a separate (hardware?) volume bar that is displayed whenever I change the volume, and it is...

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