Fireman: This looks like a really great program, am amazed no one has thought of doing this before. Manually doing it is a chore... Thanks a bunch!!! 

I have a question, a problem with Windows for several versions now.  When I run a game, or run an audio editor, or listen to music, I usually turn my speaker sound volume up higher.  And occasionally, as programs in the back ground do things that have a sound associated with them, I hear it way to loud through the speakers, interrupting the game sound or other music, etc.,  I'm listening to. Is there a way to set up a macro that will turn off custom sounds and restore them after running a game, or is it some process that can be disabled in the FSAutostart?

Thanks,

That's great news rabu.  Like I said, some people it helps tremendously, others slightly and still others little at all. Just depends on each system and how the user has their machine configured. One thing is for sure, it doesn't hurt anything and the knowlege that you are getting the most bang for your buck from your machine by using this program is worth tons in my opinion.

On your sound issue, I don't know of a way to shut down specific sounds from various apps. without killing the sound to everything.

You could set up FSAutoStart to kill those apps. you are talking about when you fire up your game(s). But then I don't know that your work won't be saved going this route.

I would suggest that you turn that stuff off when playing a game. In other words, get your work done then go play.  


And let's be clear. Ken Salter made this little beauty, not me. I just provided some info on it. I am not that smart anyway, sure wished I was. I think I was ten b4 I learned what the laces were for on my shoes. Couldn't figure out why I kept trippin on the strings, so I took them out. But then my shoes kept falling off.

What a mess I am, or WAS!    Now, thanks to school and life, I am smarter than a jellyfish!   8)
Enjoy