DisableVolumeDisplay
Applies To: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Vista
DisableVolumeDisplay specifies whether to display the system-level volume control. This control is displayed horizontally across the bottom of the screen and is secondary to the Windows® Media Center on-screen volume display that cannot be disabled.
Values
true |
Does not display secondary volume control. |
false |
Displays secondary volume control. This is the default value. |
Valid Passes
specialize
Parent Hierarchy
Microsoft-Windows-ehome-reg-inf | DisableVolumeDisplay
Applies To
For a list of the supported Windows editions and architectures that this component supports, see Microsoft-Windows-ehome-reg-inf.
XML Example
The following XML output shows how to configure the DisableVolumeDisplay Windows Media Center settings in the specialize pass.
<BindNavHintsToToolbars>true</BindNavHintsToToolbars>
<Color>16711680</Color>
<DisableComplexStretchesOnConsole>true</DisableComplexStretchesOnConsole>
<DisableExpressSetup>true</DisableExpressSetup>
<DisableHighResolutionCheck>1920x1200</DisableHighResolutionCheck>
<DisableVolumeDisplay>true</DisableVolumeDisplay>
<EnableSPADLaunchErrors>false</EnableSPADLaunchErrors>
<FontSize>96</FontSize>
<HKCUuseDefaultOverscanMargins>true</HKCUuseDefaultOverscanMargins>
<HKLM10FtOOBE>true</HKLM10FtOOBE>
<HKUSERSuseDefaultOverscanMargins>true</HKUSERSuseDefaultOverscanMargins>
<MuteTimeout>10000</MuteTimeout>
<NoDevDiscBalloon>true</NoDevDiscBalloon>
<OCURProductKey>AAAAABBBBBCCCCCDDDDDEEEEE</OCURProductKey>
<RestartHour>2</RestartHour>
<RestartMinute>15</RestartMinute>
<TBP>true</TBP>
<Timeout>6000</Timeout>