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Crysis. If you didn't solve the problem yet. Use your "device manager" to uninstall everything related to sound + multimedia devices. Uninstall everything related to it also make sure you uninstall / delete the current drivers from your system too. Pay attention that the devices are NOT going to be reinstalled /recognized by the system automaticly right after you uinstalled them.Reboot your system and chose the option "let windows search for the right divers" (or something similar)Do NOT pick t…

As soon windows recognizes a service (in your case the Audio service) its going to be turned on automaticly. Windows is normally only turning off any services on request, or if there is no apropriate driver installed. So Windows tries to seperate the "not working" service from others and also tries to make sure that the other services are running properly Have you tried to start windowsn in "safe mode" and deleting all audio related installations, including the drivers? Also in safe mode uninst…