When I check input/output devices under sound settings, it detects nothing as well, but would make sense with the Audio Services down. My drives are in good health, checked those with Crystal Disk Info as a friend had recommended it to me. Another forum mentioned date and time being an issue for this error message, but that is set as it should be. I am the only account on this computer with administrative permissions, and have full control. I did all that, but when I tried to start the "Windows Audio" service back up, I got the error message "Windows could not start the Windows Audio service on Local Computer.
So looked around online, found something on the Windows Community site with a solution. Clicked on it, tried troubleshooting, and it gives the response "Problems Found, one or more audio service isn't running". After I restarted, down in my system tray, the sound icon had a red "X" next to it. dll files would help fix the issue if nothing else did.Just started having this problem today, it started after I re-installed my audio drivers after sound was no longer playing out of my monitor, but all other sound sources seemed fine. Solution 5] Reregister Windows Update Files Here’s the procedure to update a Windows driver. Updating the Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver could be helpful if the above-mentioned steps failed. Solution 4] Update the Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver
Solution 3] Run the Windows Update troubleshooterġ] Click on the Start button and then the gear-like symbol to open the Settings page.Ģ] Go to Updates and security and then to the Troubleshoot tab.ģ] Select the Windows update troubleshooter and Run it. Once the system has updated, the issue might get resolved for future as well (since Microsoft keeps pushing fixes through Windows updates). Since the service is running, we shouldn’t get the error. Now, without restarting the system, try running the Windows update. Make sure that the Service status says “ Running.” Type the command services.msc and press Enter to open the Service Manager window.Ģ] Locate the Windows update service, right-click on it and select Properties.ģ] Change the Startup type to manual and click on Start.Ĥ] Click on Apply and then OK. Solution 2] Manually Start the serviceġ] Press Win + R to open the Run window. Right-click on it and then click on Restart.ģ] Reboot the system and check if it helps.
Type the command services.msc and press Enter to open the Service Manager.Ģ] In the list, which is arranged in alphabetical order, locate the Windows update service. Solution 1] Restart the Windows update serviceġ] Press Win + R to open the Run window.
Solution 4] Update the Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver.Solution 3] Run the Windows Update troubleshooter.Solution 1] Restart the Windows update service.
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