You can then get properties for that device and simply change the value using the SetValue method. You can ask the API for all audio devices of a specific type, then iterate through them and find the one you want. The proper way to do this is to use the MMDevice API ( (v=vs.85).aspx). The problem you will run into is that these Capture device are owned by the SYSTEM user in the registry, and thus are difficult to modify as an executable/script run the by the user. The allow exclusive audio mode key is ,3. That exposes the various settings for each microphone. Each of those subkeys has a Properties subkey. This will provide you with a list of subkeys that are GUIDs, one for each capture device on the machine. In the Local Machine hive, you'll need to go to this subkey: Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\MMDevices\Audio\Capture Now Windows will arrange the DLL files in the.
Select the option Arrange Icons By, and then click on the option Type. If you cannot spot the DLL files at first sight, right click on an empty space inside the System32 folder. But I imagine these settings did not change. You will be able to see all DLL files of your Windows OS. Disclaimer: This is from Windows 7, not 10.
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