How to Put the Audio Control Icon on a Toolbar

Most every computer comes pre-installed with an audio control feature that allows users to control the volume level of their computer. The audio control program is usually located in the entertainment folder of the accessories folder, so every time you open the audio control program, you have to open those folders first to get to it. Music listeners frequently use the audio control, so navigating through so many folders to get to it becomes redundant. Luckily, you can put the audio control icon on a toolbar for easier access by creating a simple audio control shortcut.

Things You'll Need

• Audio control program

Instructions

1. Click on "Start" and scroll up to "All Programs."

2. Scroll to "Accessories" and then "Entertainment."

3. Right-click on "Audio Control" and then select "Create Shortcut" from the drop-down menu that appears.

4. Drag and drop the new audio control icon shortcut to the toolbar you wish to add it to.

Tips & Warnings

• Repeat this process to create shortcut icons for other programs that you wish to add to a toolbar as well.

• Make sure that you create a shortcut so that you don't move your original audio control file from its original location.