Windows Audio Endpoint Builder issue


  1. GWT
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Windows Audio Endpoint Builder issue


    I've noticed high CPU utilization on that one particular service from time to time, sometimes hitting as high as 85,000k in Windows task manager, and I'm not even running anything with sound on it at that particular moment. I've tried Googling for answers but the issues most people are running into is their service is not responding at all or they can't get it started.


    Does anybody know a way to bring this resource hog down? Without the disabling the sound?


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  3. GWT
    Posts : 58
    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Wow, I'm disappointed. I usually get good responses here.

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