Now scroll down and you will see a menu of "fixit" options offered.Ĭhoose the second one - "Automatically diagnose and fix Windows audio playback problems"Ĭlick on the "Run Now" tab and allow the fixit to run its course. Next, under option 2 (What are you trying to do ?) Select "Play games, music or sounds, pictures or video"Ī new box on the right will appear. Under option 1 (Select a problem area) Click on the Windows Icon If the issue is not resolved, try using the Microsoft Fixit Solution Center: If the Windows Audio service does not start and you get the error Error 1068: The dependency service or group failed to start, then make sure that the following services are started and their Startup Type is set to Automatic.Īfter finishing those steps, reboot your system and see what happens. Select Properties for Windows Audio and set its Startup Type to Automatic. Scroll down the list of services, right-click Windows Audio and select Start.ģ. Click Start, type Services.msc in the Start Search box.Ģ. Lol lets see if anyone is up to the task and can finaly crack this problem.First you need to verify that the Windows Audio Service is running on your computer.ġ. I have a back up windows XP on my comp which does nto have this problem, and I have a windows XP CD, so if any particula files needs to be expaned from the CD into my windows to get this fix I can do that, or even just copy them from my other windows, all I need to figure out what are the files I need. Now, ever forum post I saw actuly get this close to solving the problem, either just died or gave up. Error 126: The specified module could not be found" "could not start the Windows Audio service on local computer. How ever few (I'm one of these guys) the service would not start, instead we get this error Alot of people were able to solve their problem by simply clicking the start service button and it all worked fine onse again.
It apears that Windows Audio service is dissplayed as "stopped" even tho it's set to Automatic. I have researched it quite a bit and found a few poeple with exactly the same problem. So this is not a driver or hardware problem, this is a windows problem. In control panel> Sounds and Audio devices is sais " no audio device", but in Winamp or Ventrilo I went into the options and is output device it was set to some defalt generic item, I changed it back to my onboard sound and now winamp play mp3s just fine, as well as ventrillo.
I reinstaled the drivers, and uninstalled the onboard sound from hardware manager, and manualy reinstalled it, none of it did anything. Onboard sound is turned on in BIOS, in device manager it displayed as woking properly. A few days ago after a system crash I lost all sound, the volume control was gone and error saying no mixer is preset would appear every time I tryed to play a sound. I have a difficult but interesting problem.
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