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Damn..

a keyboard without volume adjust is sibeh annoying

and i did some research on it..

finally i found this

1. Open your preferred Internet browser, and go to www.nirsoft.net/utils/nircmd.html. Scroll to the bottom, and click on the link "Download NirCmd."

2. Download and unzip this program. Place it wherever you'd like to on your computer. Write down the location of the file NirCmd.exe.

3.Go to the desktop, and right-click your mouse button. On the menu that comes up, go to the "New" tab and select "Shortcut" from the menu that follows.

4. In the space for you to type the location of the shortcut, type in the shortcut location from your paper and put quotation marks around it. For example, "C:\Desktop\nircmd.exe." After the quotation marks, leave a space and then type the following: "changesysvolume 2000" (without quotation marks). This will create a shortcut that will raise the volume.

5 . Click "Next" to continue. You can change any name that you like. Then click ok. After that, right click your properties and see a shortcut key. You can change it by clicking ur mouse cursor on there. For example, you could use Ctrl + Alt + U (for up).

6 . Click "OK" to create the shortcut. It will appear as an icon on your desktop. Keep the icon on your desktop as long as you wish to use it.

7 . Repeat steps 1 through 4, but substitute "-2000" for "2000" to create a shortcut to lower the volume. Then repeat steps 5 and 6, during which you can use the shortcut Ctrl + Alt + D (for down) if you wish.

8 . Use these shortcuts whenever you wish to raise or lower the volume.

P/s: this doesn't belong to me, just for references purpose.

By following the step..u able to use any shortcut key to adjust the volume from ur keyboard instead of adjust it by clicking on the volume symbol.

To mute it on and off. here is the command u need to put in.

The command for muting the volume is slightly different, "mutesysvolume 2." The 2 allows you to toggle the mute on and off when you use that shortcut.

Now~ I can adjust my volume by using shortcut key. Yeah ~ weeeeeeeeeeeeee

:)

Read more: How to Create a Keyboard Shortcut for Volume Control in Windows XP | eHow.comhttp://www.ehow.com/how_5945701_create-volume-control-windows-xp.html#ixzz1IKfbOqkF