It's not so hard to control the system volume on some systems. But on Windows Vista, getting to the volume control can be tricky. It's hugely frustrating to have media players pop up playing videos and music too low, or, even worse, too loudly. Is there anything worse than trying to quietly play something late at night, only to have the volume way too loud? Or how about in a library; even with headphones, if the volume starts off too high, everyone around can still hear it and will be annoyed. What makes matters even worse is when the user is faced with this kind of situation and can't quickly access the volume control to turn it down. Volume Control Gadget for Windows Vista completely solves this issue.

Volume Control Gadget sits in the Windows Vista sidebar. From there, users can simply click on the nicely-animated icon, which will cause a volume slider image to pop up. Users can then click on the slider bar and drag it up or down, causing the system volume level to be increased or decreased accordingly. This is a most effective way to access and control the system volume on Windows Vista, and it's a huge improvement over the original volume control options that come pre-installed on the operating system.

Anyone who needs to access the system volume in Windows Vista should be using Volume Control Gadget. It's elegant animation and design along with accurate and effective system volume control mean that users will no longer be fighting with their operating system to control the volume. Hours of frustration can be completely averted by simply downloading and installing this free and infinitely-useful application today.