Default Handset Volume

A while ago I was trying to adjust my default ringer volume to ring at the maximum volume, but instead made the handset's speaker volume default to its maximum every single time the handset is activated.
So for example, I place or receive a call and I hear the other person at maximum volume so I have to turn down the volume. It used to be that it would stay at that volume even after hanging up and making another call. But now, every time a new call is made the volume resets to the maximum volume.
When I go to my Blackberry's Help menu, the instructions tell me I can fix this by going to Options > General Options, but General Options do not exist. How do I either a) get General Options to appear or b) change the feature that resets the handset volume?
I have a BlackBerry 8830 World Edition, OS 4.5 and use Verizon. A battery pull did not fix the problem.
Thank you!

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