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I found this thing called HideVolumeOSD 

But if you guys have any other program that you know is safe to use, feel free to give suggestions.

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I found this thing called HideVolumeOSD 

But if you guys have any other program that you know is safe to use, feel free to give suggestions.

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Thats a default windows feature when you use like your keyboard to adjust volume, skip track, pause etc... 

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19 hours ago, T0MMEN said:

I found this thing called HideVolumeOSD 

But if you guys have any other program that you know is safe to use, feel free to give suggestions.

If you found it - use it.

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20 hours ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Thats a default windows feature when you use like your keyboard to adjust volume, skip track, pause etc... 

I know what it is, i just didnt know what it was called, windows volume OSD.

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