Audio Endpoint Update

Alas, you cannot hear any sound on your Windows 10 suddenly. Then you go to troubleshoot the sound problems, and Windows tells you that: Audio services not responding.

Don’t be worried. You CAN fix this problem by yourself without asking a technician for help. Fixes for Audio services not responding: Here are the top 3 solutions to fix this problem. You may not have to try them all; just work your way down the list until you find the one that works.

Last updated on December 25, 2018 By adityafarrad. Windows audio and windows audio endpoint msconfig running. 6.Restart your computer to. Service name: AudioEndpointBuilder. Display name: Windows Audio Endpoint Builder Description: Manages audio devices for the Windows Audio service.

Fix 1: Reinstall your audio driver The Audio services not responding problem is very likely due to an outdated, corrupted or incompatible audio driver on your Windows. You can probably solve it through reinstalling your audio driver: Step 1: uninstall your audio driver 1) Right-click on the Start button to select Device Manager. 2) Double-click Sound, video and game controllers, then right-click on your audio driver to select Uninstall device. 3) Click Uninstall. Step 2: download and install a new audio driver for your Windows: Here’re two options for you to download and install the new audio driver: Option 1: Go to your audio card manufacturer’s website to find and download the correct drivers for your variant of Windows 10.

Then install it on your computer manually. Or Option 2: If you don’t have enough time,patience to update drivers manually, you can do it automatically with. Driver Easy will automatically recognize your system and find the correct drivers for your exact video card and monitor, and your variant of Windows 10, and it will download and install them correctly: 1) and install Driver Easy. 2) Run Driver Easy and click Scan Now. Driver Easy will then scan your computer and detect any problem drivers. You audio driver is no exception.

3) Click Update next to a flagged sound driver to automatically download the correct version of this driver, then you can manually install it on your computer. (You can do this with the free version.) Or click Update All to automatically download and install the correct version of all the drivers that are missing or out of date on your system. (this requires the – you’ll be prompted to upgrade when you click Update All). 4) Restart your computer and try to play an audio file or video file to check if your can hear any sound. Fix 2: Restart your audio services 1) Press the Windows logo key and R together to invoke the Run box.

2) Type services.msc and click OK. 3) Find and right-click on Windows Audio, then click Restart. Note: If the Restart option grayed out, your Windows Audio service is not running, click Start instead.

4) Right-click on Windows Audio one more time, this time click Properties. 5) Set the Startup type to Automatic. Click Apply OK. 6) Again back on the Services window. Right-click on Windows Audio Endpoint Builder, then click Restart.

Note: If the Restart option grayed out, your Windows Audio Endpoint Builder service is not running, click Start instead. 7) Right-click on Windows Audio Endpoint Builder one more time, this time click Properties. 8) Set the Startup type to Automatic. Click Apply OK.

9) Try to play an audio file or video file to check if your can hear any sound. Fix 3: Make sure Windows Audio components are running 1) Press the Windows logo key and R together to invoke the Run box. 2) Type services.msc and click OK. 3) Check if these following Windows Audio components are running: DCOM Server Process Launcher RPC Endpoint Mapper Remote Procedure Call (RPC) 4) If there are any of these services isn’t running, right-click on the not running service and then click Start. 5) Reboot your Windows 10 and t ry to play an audio file or video file to check if your can hear any sound.

Hi, Since this week, I'm experiencing strange behaviors of my sound installation. At times, the Windows Audio Service does not start. The 'Audio Endpoint Builder' and the 'Multimedia Class Scheduler' do have started. I tried some fixes, like changing the NDIS value (which led me to completely reinstall the system on Monday 6th), looking for registry keys that don't exist so I don't have to delete them, etc. The strangest part is this: if I uninstall and reinstall the drivers, at the next reboot, although I do have sound, my profile gets corrupted and I get the 'systemprofile desktop not available' message, with the mandatory black desktop that follows: Then, after rebooting a second time, my desktop profile comes back but the audio service won't start anymore again! This happened with two sound cards: the integrated sound chip of my motherboard, and the Creativy Audigy SE I bought to replace it, thinking Creative's drivers were better.

For both hardwares, the drivers used were the latest I could find on their respective websites. Moreover, I have deleted all Creative drivers via Driver Sweeper but the drivers for the sound card are still there after a reboot and the sound works again. But if I install Creative's drivers, I get back to that retarded 'systemprofile desktop not available' message.

I don't understand why Windows behaves like this. And yes, my Windows is a genuine copy. Keyboard Microsoft Wireless 2000 Mouse Microsoft wireless PSU EVGA Supernova 750G2 Case BeQuiet Silent Base 600 Cooling Deepcool Captain 120EX Hard Drives 1 TB Samsung 850 EVO SSD for Win 10 Pro 500GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD for Win 10 Insider 2 TB drive for backup Internet Speed 100 MB/sec (Cable) Antivirus Microsoft Defender and Malwarebytes Browser Edge/Firefox Other Info Cakewalk (Sonar) by BandLab and Studio One 4.1 Pro recording studio software. MOTU 896Mk3 Hybrid recording interface, Frontier Tranzport wireless control unit, Behringer X-Touch Control Surface. Five USB connected optical drives for CD Audio production using Nero BurningROM.

Keyboard Microsoft Wireless 2000 Mouse Microsoft wireless PSU EVGA Supernova 750G2 Case BeQuiet Silent Base 600 Cooling Deepcool Captain 120EX Hard Drives 1 TB Samsung 850 EVO SSD for Win 10 Pro 500GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD for Win 10 Insider 2 TB drive for backup Internet Speed 100 MB/sec (Cable) Antivirus Microsoft Defender and Malwarebytes Browser Edge/Firefox Other Info Cakewalk (Sonar) by BandLab and Studio One 4.1 Pro recording studio software. MOTU 896Mk3 Hybrid recording interface, Frontier Tranzport wireless control unit, Behringer X-Touch Control Surface. Five USB connected optical drives for CD Audio production using Nero BurningROM. Keyboard Microsoft Wireless 2000 Mouse Microsoft wireless PSU EVGA Supernova 750G2 Case BeQuiet Silent Base 600 Cooling Deepcool Captain 120EX Hard Drives 1 TB Samsung 850 EVO SSD for Win 10 Pro 500GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD for Win 10 Insider 2 TB drive for backup Internet Speed 100 MB/sec (Cable) Antivirus Microsoft Defender and Malwarebytes Browser Edge/Firefox Other Info Cakewalk (Sonar) by BandLab and Studio One 4.1 Pro recording studio software. MOTU 896Mk3 Hybrid recording interface, Frontier Tranzport wireless control unit, Behringer X-Touch Control Surface. Five USB connected optical drives for CD Audio production using Nero BurningROM.

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