Volume decreases significantly in Macbook air

**Riverds** · 26-10-2010

I am using the Macbook Air which i purchased recently after using the Macbook Pro 2010 for a while and i was happy with the performance of the macbook Air but the only problem that i face is the volume of the macbook air which is too low for these device. I tried to play the application that is the volume enabled but the volume decreases badly so what is the problem with that and what will be the ultimate solution for that any recommendation on the topic will be appreciated.

**Gonzo** · 26-10-2010

There seems to be a problem in the speakers of the Macbook Air. These problem mostly occurs when the speakers dried up in the laptop which causes the problem and the volume decreases significantly in the laptop. So, to overcome the issue you have to go to the certified Apple Premium Reseller or an Apple Store from where you can get the issue fixed note that for these your Macbook Air must be in the warranty period.

**Simond** · 26-10-2010

To overcome the problem you need to make changes in the Control strip which are as follows;

First you need to Click to select the Control Strip tag, if the strip is hidden.

Then you need to situate the sound volume icon: It looks similar to a speaker.

After that snap on the sound volume picture, a volume slider pops up.

Finally you need to grasp the slider and drag it downward to lower the volume; drag it up to lift the volume, these will allow to you increase the volume from the control strip.

**Florence_USA** · 26-10-2010

These issue can also be resolved with the help of the Monitors and sound panel settings in your Macbook and the volume will be increased there, to do that just go after the steps given below;

First you need to click on the Apple menu and choose Control Panels.
After that snap on Monitors & Sound options.
Then you need to get on the Sound icon.
Then Drag the slider to regulate the computer system volume.
Tick on the Alerts icon to alter the volume for the computer's caution beep sound.