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Windows audio endpoint / Windows Audio not responding
Hello CasWijers
I want you to try two things for me:
1- Please, backup your registry before making any changes
Open Regedit.
Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control
right click on the right hand side and select New > DWORD (32-bit) Value
name it ServicesPipeTimeout, then right click on the new entry and select Modify.
change the base to Decimal and set the value to 600000, then hit OK
You will need to reboot the machine to see the results.
If this doesnt help, try the following:
2-
Error: “No Audio Output Device is Installed" After... (intel.co.uk)
Thanks,
Jose
- JosePinos55Aug 16, 2021MCTUnfortunately, after everything we have done, I am starting to believe that this is a hardware issue. Is your laptop still under warranty? You might want to reach out to the vendor?
Thanks,
Jose - Learn_TECH90Aug 16, 2021Iron ContributorIt looks more like a Hardware problem
- CasWijersAug 16, 2021Copper Contributor
Hi JosePinos55,
I've tried both things but it still doesn't work, i checked the event viewer again and some new errors popped up i dont know if this is usefull.