One or more audio service isnt running ( but this is different)

[smilecj777]

OK.. I can not get sound. I have read all the posts about "audio service isnt running". I do not get a error code. I have checked services under windows audio and audio out. They are started and on automatic. When I open the windows audio, it shows no dependencies. On the audio out, it does. I have updated all drivers from the manufactures sites.
I have uninstalled the drivers and reinstalled them. Didnt help.

When I try to run audio, it shows that it is working on the volume control.(see screenshot)
There are no error codes, or problems when I open the Device manager.(see screenshot)
I am sending a few screen shots.
I have a Desktop ASUSTEK computer. (see screenshot)
Any help would be awesome.

 

[cyclops]

Are the speakers powered on? Can you do the configuration settings for the speakers and try the test speaker function?

 

[smilecj777]

they are on. Ill send you a screen shot

 

[cyclops]

Get these screens, run the configuration and use the test speakers button on the configuration screen.
see attached jpg

 

[smilecj777]

It wont let me configure . Here is what I get ill send you a screenshot It said something is unplugged??.

 

[cyclops]

OK, now make sure you are plugged into the correct place on the computer and if yo have one try a different cable. The computer likely detects when a device is plugged in. Try a set of head phones like from a mp3 player in the headphone jack. Let's keep this simple, you've already gone to deep with the driver and all.

 

[smilecj777]

i have tried to plug in with speakers and headset and its in the right place cause its color coded ..lol I opened up sound and it still is the same. It doesn't show speakers so I cant configure..

 

[cyclops]

is there a plug available at the front of the computer for headphones?
By the way, S/PDIF is a connection that from my experience is usually the 4 wire audio cable that goes from cd/dvd drive directly to the mobo S/PDIF connection or can be a fiber opti cable from the mobo to a digital device like a stereo amp.

 

[smilecj777]

yes... no sound from there either... By the way.. Thank you for helping me. My husband just had his leg ampituated and he can get on the computer.. but cant hear it..

 

[smilecj777]

as you cab see the computer is picking up the sound see attached screen shot. The level is all the way up when I hit test.

 

[cyclops]

As I said that is for a fiber optic or digital coax type connection for a High Def receiver or similar device. That is only displaying what is detected internally, not going to you speaker or head phone jacks

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S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format) is a type of digital audio interconnect used in consumer audio equipment to output audio over reasonably short distances. The signal is transmitted over either a coaxial cable with RCA connectors or a fibre optic cable with TOSLINK connectors.
You need to figure out how to add your analog connections to the configuration screen


S/PDIF - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S/PDIFWikipedia

 

[derekimo]

What you have selected as a default should be plugged into one of these,



If you look at the properties it shows you the jacks,

 

[cyclops]

You need to be configuring so that the HDMI Audio Output device shows like this picture

 

[cyclops]

derekimo, thank you for adding that

smilecj777, you are probably using regular speaker cables and if it's like my simple 2 speaker set up it's the green connector

 

[derekimo]

derekimo, thank you for adding that

You're welcome.