Windows 7 - Volume doesn't show up on monitor

The volume used to show up on my monitor when I would adjust it
(little green lines going up/down).  However, they no longer show up.
I have to double click on the speaker icon in the task bar to see my
volume level.

How do I make it where I can see the volume adjustment on the monitor
once more?

Thanks so much.  :-)

Brandy

  smlunatick replied to gnGracie

Those "little green lines" for the volume tend to be part of the
enhanced keyboard drivers for most "multi-media" keyboards.  They
should show up when you use the keyboard's own volume control buttons.

  gnGracie replied to smlunatick

I am using the keyboard's volume control, but nothing is showing up.
This is the same keyboard I have been using for quite some time and I
have not made any changes that I am aware of.  The volume just quit
showing up out of the blue.

  smlunatick replied to gnGracie

To have these bars, you may need to install the correct "enhanced"
drivers for the keyboard.

  gnGracie replied to smlunatick

.

Thanks, I will look into that and see if my hubby can do that for me.  I
do not mess around with drivers.  :-)

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