
To do so:ġ) On the Windows Audio Service Properties window, select the Log On tab. Tip: If you cannot start the audio services due to the access denied error, you can change the logon settings, then start the services again.

I saw someone mention something about going to the Registry Editor to remove dependencies but I couldn't figure out the registry (looked like lots of gobblegook to me) but since all of my dependent processes are running just fine, I don't think that would be the answer anyway.Īlso, All of my sound drivers are working properly and I have no error messages that I can findĪ Windows update did not install properly. I have looked at all of the dependent services: Plug N Play, Multimedia Class Scheduler, Remote Procedure Call, Windows Audio Endpoint Builder. Error 1079: The account specified for this service is different from the account specified for other services running in the same process."

When I try to run it, I get the message: "Windows could not start the Window Audio service on the local computer. So I go to the Windows Audio in the Services section. It goes to the screens about my audio.īut my audio is obviously not working. If I right click on the speaker icon, I get the "Would you like to enable Windows Audio" message. I have read what other people have done here and none of the fixes have helped. I have lost all sound and there is the "x" next to my speaker icon on the bottom right.
