How to call the "Sound Setting" via command line in Windows

Question

My Windows PC connected to some sound devices and I always need to switch them. I can only open the Settings\System\Sounds and Click the "Sound Panel" in right side(I do not using English windows and the words may be wrong). After that I can switch the audio to be heard on other devices. Is there other quick way to do this? I think there should be some command like 'devmgmt.msc'

Please help on this. Thanks.

Answer 1

Since Control Panel is going to be deprecated (sooner or later), here you have an equivalent command for the "Sound" window provided by the Settings interface.

ms-settings:sound

This works when used in the Run window and as a URL for a link file.

If you want to use in the Command Prompt window or in a batch file, you can use this line:

start ms-settings:sound

Answer 2

You can run this:

control.exe mmsys.cpl sounds