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Why does the Windows Audio service keep stopping?

In most scenarios where users saw the error above, they reported that their struggles started after they upgraded to Windows 10.

You are also likely to have seen a notification in this form: Your sound device is probably in an unresponsive state because it is not responding to your (audio) input or not playing sounds. Step 1: Right-click on your taskbar and then select ‘Task Manager.Since you are here, we can safely infer that you are struggling with a problem that prevents your audio device from functioning normally. To look in the task manager, follow the following steps.

If it is disabled, you can solve your problem by simply enabling the audio driver. If your driver is not working, you can see whether your driver is enabled or disabled in the task manager. If some part of the driver is still missing or is having trouble opening it after reinstalling the Realtek HD Audio, try the following methods to solve your driver’s issue. You may never know when the error arrives. Step 7: Follow the instructions mention in the setup file, and then your driver will automatically start functioning. Step 6: Once the download is complete, locate the setup file and then double click on that file to run the setup. From there, choose your device compatibility and download that driver. After clicking, you will be redirected to the download page. Step 5: To download a new Realtek audio driver, click here. Step 4: Now restart your PC, and then let’s move towards installing a new driver. Step 3: After that, you will see a small form to tick the checkbox and then click on the ‘Uninstall’ button. Scroll down and look for ‘Sound, video and games controllers.’ Click to open the sub-menu, and there right-click on ‘Realtek High Definition Audio’ and select the ‘uninstall device’ option.

Step 2: In the ‘Run’ dialogue box, type ‘devmgmt.msc’ and press enter to open your device manager. For that, click on the Win key + R button, which will open your ‘Run’ dialogue box. Step 1: First, you need to uninstall your driver. To reinstall your audio driver, follow the steps given below. If you are facing your older Realtek driver, you can upgrade that driver and your problem is still not solved then you can reinstall your driver.