Next, open the Dependencies tab, here you will see all the components in the section This service depends on the following system components.Īll components services.msc in the file should be up and running. Locate the Windows Audio service, right-click it and select Properties. Open the Run dialog box, type word “msc'' and press Enter. Examine componentsĪlso, test the audio components in the following way: If not, change it, close the registry editor and restart your computer. The Data value should be as follows:% SystemRoot%\System32\AudioEndPointBuilder.dll. So, in the dialog box Run, type regedit and click OK to open the Registry Editor.Īfter that, select Options, locate ServiceDll in the right pane and navigate to the Data column. You can also change the registry if the two previous methods were ineffective in solving your problem. Wait for the commands to complete and then restart your computer to check if this method worked as expected. Net localgroup Administrators / add localservice and then press Enter. Net localgroup Administrators / add networkservice in Administrator: Command Prompt and then press Enter.
So, enter the word “cmd” in the search box on the taskbar, then right-click the command prompt and be sure to select Run as administrator. You can also run Command Prompt and run a few commands to fix the “audio service is not responding Windows 10” error.
This should work and you should hear the audio service working. Click Save and repeat the process of restarting this service. If you notice that it is set to Manual, right-click Windows Audio, select Properties, and click Automatic after Startup Type. Select Restart from the list and check if the Windows Audio startup type is set to automatic. In the new window, go to Windows Audio in the list of services and right-click it. Next, open the Run dialog box andenter services.msc in the text box. To do this, click the "Start" button and type in the search bar "Run".
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