The company previewed the design for one of the icons through the volume bar. As you can see, Microsoft is dropping the original vertical black bar for a horizontal one that nixes the numerical ...

Hopefully, your Volume icon should be back on your Taskbar. The easiest way to go to the above location is to copy and paste it into the address bar of the Registry Editor. After that, hit Enter.

Click on the check box next to the "Show Volume Control on the Taskbar" and then click OK. Your volume icon, which looks like a little speaker, should be back in its place on the task bar.

If the volume bar of your Windows 11/10 computer is stuck at 100%, then this post will help you fix the problem. There could be various reasons for the Windows Volume bar to get stuck on high ...