Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and sound

Connect to a network, choose an audio device and change the volume.

Connect to Wi-Fi

Open the network panel in the taskbar. Turn on Wi-Fi, choose your network and enter the password if needed. If no network is shown, check that Wi-Fi is turned on and that your device has a supported wireless adapter.

Right-click the network icon to turn Wi-Fi on or off directly or open the network settings.

The network and Bluetooth windows are WinDoesNot programs of their own, adapted from Adwaita Network and Overskride. They follow the accent color, the light or dark appearance and the corner rounding from your settings. Hotspots you have already created are kept.

Pair a Bluetooth device

Open the Bluetooth panel, turn on Bluetooth and put your device into pairing mode. Select it in the device list and start pairing. Devices that are already paired can be connected or disconnected there.

Right-click the Bluetooth icon to turn Bluetooth on or off directly or open the Bluetooth settings.

Volume and output device

Open the audio panel. Check whether sound is muted and choose the output device you want, such as speakers or headphones. The volume keys on your keyboard work too, if your device has them.

In the audio panel, the Settings button opens WinDoesNot Audio. There you adjust sound effects; EasyEffects presets are included.

If there is still no sound, also check the volume in the app in question. Bluetooth and audio hardware support still needs more thorough testing on real devices.

Audio mixer and new apps

The audio widget offers volume and mute for each app. Switch between the mixer and output devices there. Network, Bluetooth and Audio share the WinDoesNot look. Bluetooth opens with the device list, and the Wi-Fi page stays visible even when an Ethernet port is present.