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Both the Windows Audio and the Windows Audio End Point Builder services must be running for audio to work correctly. When you select the icon, you receive the following message:Īudio services not responding. The speaker icon on the task bar is marked with an X mark. In this scenario, the device can't be used, and the computer doesn't have sound.

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The downloaded device driver replaces the usbaudio2.sys driver.

Windows then downloads the device-specific driver from Windows Update.

The operating system detects the device and loads the standard USB audio 2.0 driver (usbaudio2.sys).

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You connect a Universal Serial Bus (USB) audio device, such as an audio adapter or USB digital-to-analog converter (DAC), to a Windows computer for the first time.

Tidal also works but oh-so-slow on loading MQA content (and skipping tracks).This article discusses the 'Audio services not responding' error and USB audio device doesn't work in Windows 10 version 1703. Incidentally, I have selected Kernel Streaming (32 bit fixed) as Output Device based on guidelines by Chord (hope I understood that right). Works pretty good too, only issues are I can't get quad-DSD to play natively (i.e. So I re-install the Chord Mojo driver package. WASAPI automatically converts all streaming (DSD) content to DXD which may not be a bad thing, but if you paid for DSD you want DSD, am I right?

Another problem is that only WASAPI is available in JRiverMediaCenter, no ASIO. This time it works better, there is one problem with the Device Manager though, it only lists 32-bit choices and Tidal requires 16-44.1 (yes, I got an error message to prove it). What I ended up doing instead was to delete all 3 line items in the Program Manager that are marked 'Chord' in one column or another, restart and - Poof! - I am back to the USB Audio 2.0 as provided by MSFT. Glad to hear you had good experience though.

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Yes indeed, I am looking forward to the next update but prefer to wait until it hits the 'slow' ring, there's just too much pain in the 'fast' ring frequent updates - too boot (!), there were 2 such last week, guess the first wasn't all that good and 15007 has a lot known problems listed. In case you want to share this info with others suffering needlessly, I am attaching a link to the Msft inx: Now who says there's no Santa Claus? Bah-humbug, indeed! So it seems the problems did not start with Windows 10 and also were not related to the Mojo. While I may not be ready to blow the All Clear signal just yet, after repeating this process 3 times on Christmas Eve my computer remains symptom free four days later. After much Googling I may have found a solution and it is very simple - just run the Windows Clean Boot procedure (msconfig) which is really easy to do, takes less than 5 minutes. Below is a copy of my eport to the support folk at Chord in the UK:Īfter suffering these issues pretty much all of December with increasing frequency and severity, my PC experienced some kind of “healing catharsis” last weekend. Unfortunately, new tricks are being served up almost every day! But this is a very good thing to regardless, I think.

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Great, I think I may have found a solution - Microsoft describes on their website how to perform a Clean Boot and that did the trick for me.

Foobar cannot be made to work with this driver at all with any format source file (at least I can't get it to go). I am using J River Media Center as player. Selecting DSD on the Options panel doesn't work and as far as I can tell, there's no other way to activate DSD playback(?)

To me, this indicates that there's nothing wrong with my Chord Mojo or its setup. It is, however, possible to 'force' output to DoP 2.8 by selecting this option on the DSP panel. Unfortunately, DSD only works if set up to first convert to PCM (32-352.8) but it will not play DSD/DFF/FLAC natively. Otherwise, PCM stereo works great, I even think the sound quality is an improvement over the manufacturer's driver. Worse, there is some faint ticking noise, it is spurious and sort of like dust-on-the-needle if you can imagine that. The built-in sound card (Conexant 20671 SmartAudio HD) will not accept the new driver - I suppose it isn't 2.0 compliant - but reinstalling the factory driver was not a problem.įor music playback via the USB connector, I am using Chord Mojo which is capable of up 32-768 but this driver can 'only' manage 32-384.

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Just posted this plea for help on the Microsoft feedback:īuild 14986: this update wipes 3rd party drivers off the computer and I haven't been able to re-install since the system keeps zapping it! Wouldn't be so bad if Audio 2.0 were perfect but it isn't.