Locked Add option "Sound" context menu speaker icon Windows 1903

[juanamm]

In version 1903, Microsoft has removed the "Sounds" option from the context menu by right-clicking on the speaker icon.
Anyone know any way to add it from the Windows registry?
If you can indicate all the steps for that menu option to return.

 

[juanamm]

Could some moderator move this thread to a more visible place for a "Windows modifier"?
Maybe here:

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[Uncle Mac]

Could some moderator move this thread to a more visible place for a "Windows modifier"?
Maybe here:

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No.. Bugs and Issues are for things concerning the forum..

 

[juanamm]

The command to "Sounds" I already have it:

C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe Shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL Mmsys.cpl,,0

Now I need to locate the speaker icon and where to put the name inside the speaker context menu.

 

[Mr. Spacely]

The command to "Sounds" I already have it:

C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe Shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL Mmsys.cpl,,0

Now I need to locate the speaker icon and where to put the name inside the speaker context menu.

If I understand you, maybe I'm wrong. Idk..... Go to settings Sound/ Look here. >>

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[juanamm]

If I understand you, maybe I'm wrong. Idk..... Go to settings Sound/ Look here. >>

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@Mr.Spacely, thanks for the input, I know that path, as well as that of the Windows control panel, but I want to put the contextual menu to the speaker icon again.
I know you can, since I have seen in other places that modify the contextual menus.
I already have something important that is the command, but I still have to place it in the appropriate contextual menu.

I'm sure the Windows modifiers in this community know how to do it: D

 

[Mr. Spacely]

@Mr.Spacely, thanks for the input, I know that path, as well as that of the Windows control panel, but I want to put the contextual menu to the speaker icon again.
I know you can, since I have seen in other places that modify the contextual menus.
I already have something important that is the command, but I still have to place it in the appropriate contextual menu.

I'm sure the Windows modifiers in this community know how to do it: D

I think @Mr. Spacely gave you solution I've fixed same problem just by goin on sound CP

 

[juanamm]

I think @Mr. Spacely gave you solution I've fixed same problem just by goin on sound CP

@Iceman96, my problem is not that, but the way to add the context menu option "Sounds" removed by Microsoft in its last update of May 2019.

 

[Spycrawler Nightfire]

@Iceman96, my problem is not that, but the way to add the context menu option "Sounds" removed by Microsoft in its last update of May 2019.

its really simple. reinstall your drivers. follow suggestions and stop beeeing stuborn

 

[juanamm]

its really simple. reinstall your drivers. follow suggestions and stop beeeing stuborn

@Spycrawler Nightfire, I don't understand why you think I'm stubborn.
As we have already spoken privately, it is not a problem with drivers, nor with my PC, Microsoft has removed that option, as simple as that.
What I want is to modify my Windows to re-incorporate the removed option.

 

[vdogeek]

@juanamm, that is a clear violation of rules here... asking about modifying windows... Google what you need! Thread closed and locked.

 

[Uncle Mac]

@Spycrawler Nightfire, I don't understand why you think I'm stubborn.
As we have already spoken privately, it is not a problem with drivers, nor with my PC, Microsoft has removed that option, as simple as that.
What I want is to modify my Windows to re-incorporate the removed option.

Google "Personalize Classic" >> tenforums.com