Hey - I was having the same problem, found a solution, experienced a problem, then fixed it again. Now I can pass the knowledge on to you so it will be right the first time. 1.] Exit Quickset 2.] Open up your Start Menu and click Run 3.] Type "regedit" and hit Enter 4.] Open "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" 5.] Open "SOFTWARE" 6.] Open "Dell Computer Corporation" 7.] Select "QuickSet" 8.] In the large dialog box, there will be a list of values. I decided I wanted my volume meter to be in the same spot as the brightness meter, so here's what I did. 9.] Double-Click "BrightnessDlgX". A new window will pop up. There will be a value highlighted. Copy that value. 10.] Double-Click "VolumeDlgX". Another window will pop up. Paste the copied value in the "Value Data" bow. 11.] Repeat for "BrightnessDlgY" and "VolumeDlgY". 12.] Here's where things got tricky for me - this would fix the problem temporarily, but after the next boot up, it would go back to the way it was before the previous steps.  13.] Click "Edit" and select "Permissions" 14.] This will open a new window. In the box that says "Group or user names:", there should be three lines: "Everyone", "SYSTEM", and "Administrators. 15.] Select "Everyone" and in the box below that says "Permissions for Everyone", Deselect "Full Control" under the "Allow" column. 16.] Repeat for "SYSTEM" and "Administrators" 17.] Hit "Apply" and "OK" 18.] Exit Registry Editor 19.] Restart your computer 20.] Test it out. MISSION SUCCESS   I hope I responded to this in time for you to see this and I hope it helped.    -sonatanumber13  
Heya, I own a Dell XPS 1530 and I'm having a rather annoying problem with quickset. When you adjust the volume via the hotkeys (in my case the touch strip) the volume display comes up, but the problem is it appears near the top left side of the screen. So I adjusted the volume and dragged it down to the bottom right, but everytime quickset is restarted (either through a shut down/restart process or simply ending the program and restarting it) the volume display goes straight back to the top left area.  I had an Inspiron 8600 about 5 years back and I solved the problem by uninstalling a specific dell software but this time (it was some sort of media hub software), that particular software was not there so I have no idea what the problem is. If any of you guys who own an xps or knows how to solve this issue, I'd really appreciate your input/help. Thank you very much.
Quickset Volume Display resetting its position. (help)