How to set the mute shortcut key on the Win7 system computer?

  

When we use Win7 system, many operations will be done with shortcut keys, such as copy (Ctrl+C), paste (Ctrl+V), display desktop (Win+D), etc., then the problem is, Win7 Does the system have a mute shortcut? For this shortcut, the system default is not, but we can set the mute shortcuts, see the detailed operation below.

Here's how:

1, right-click the desktop & rarr; New & rarr; text document;

2, will look at this batch command to copy it Paste into the text document and save it as "mute.bat”

c:

cd\\

cd C:\\Users\\user\\Desktop\\

@echo off

(echo Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject^(“Wscript.Shell”^)c

echo WshShell.Sendkeys “…” ) & gt; JingYin.VBS

JingYin.VBS & del /f /q JingYin.VBS

exit

3, the front silent .bat document 1, 2, 3 lines of commands are: enter the C drive; enter the C drive root directory; cut into "C:\\Users\\user\\Desktop\\”, that is, the currently used Win7 system desktop, here we have saved “Mute.bat” batch documentation.

4, double-click this "mute.bat” batch file to achieve system mute, then double-click it to turn on the system audio.

With the above operation, we can set the mute shortcut key in the Win7 system. After the setting is completed, we can easily switch the mute effect on/off.

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