How To Change Windows 10 volume UI to older version

Change Windows 10 volume UI to older version

Windows 10 has introduced a lot of new interface elements, including a new volume slider. We quite like the new volume slider interface but if you preferred the old one for some reason, here’s how you can get it back:

·         Open “Run” by pressing Win + R.

·         Type “regedit” in the Run dialog box and press “OK” to open Registry Editor.

·         In the left bar, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->Software->Microsoft->Windows NT->Current Version.

·         Right click on “Current Version” and select “New->Key” to create a new key with the name of “MTCUVC“.

·         Click the newly made “MTCUVC” key and right click in the open space on the right pane.

·         Then, select “New->DWORD Value“.

·         Rename DWORD to “EnableMtcUvc“.

·         Right click on the DWORD and click modify.

·         Set the data to 0 and click “OK”.

·         Close the Registry Editor and Restart your PC and you will find the old volume control instead of the new one.

·         If you want to revert back to the new volume control UI, just go to the Registry Editor again and delete the “MTCUVC” key you just created.