

Restart your computer to apply the changes. Check that the service status is ‘Running’. Inside the properties window, set them to ‘Automatic’. Choose the corresponding service and double-click the line. The settings should comply with the ones you need, otherwise proceed to Step 5. Double click on the Name of the service and in the menu, select “Restart”. All three should say ‘Automatic’ and ‘Running’. You will see the status in the column marked “Startup Type”. One by one, open them and make sure that they are set to Automatic in their Startup Type. In the dropdown list, find the following services: In the “run” pop-up window, type in “services.msc” and hit Enter to run the program. Press Windows key and the letter “R” on your keyboard. This process is easy enough and Windows will guide you through it, but we have specified the instructions for you. This will apply changes after the reboot and hopefully solve your issue. When asked to ‘click Apply this fix and Reboot’, agree. Click “Next”, this will take you to the automatic diagnostics that the Troubleshooter will execute. You have to click “Find and fix problems with playing sound” and in the Advanced Options, select the box that states “Apply repairs automatically”. You need to select “Playing Audio” inside the sub-category. The Hardware and Sound pad will open with options for the “Sound” and “Device”. This will take you to the results where you have to choose “Troubleshooting” and then pick “Hardware and Sound” out of all the variants. Use the control panel to open the search box and type in ‘troubleshooting’. About Outbyte, uninstall instructions, EULA, Privacy Policy.
