Windows 10: Audio Endpoint Builder and/or Windows Audio idle process waking computer

I've been struggling for a while to get my computer to turn the monitors off and go into idle mode (not sleep) after a fixed time. It worked for a while, but since about a month ago it will immediately wake up again.

I noticed high cpu load when the computer goes idle, and traced at least these two services (Windows Audio and Audio Endpoint Builder) which start using a bunch of cpu as soon as it goes idle. Stopping these processes fixes the problem (computer goes idle, monitors turn off) but of course then I have no audio.

Anyone have any suggestions?

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Windows audio endpoint builder are not in my Pc

My audio system in My computer does not work, and My computer tell me that i need windows audio and Windows audio endpoint builder to run if the audio system gotta work. and i can see that windows audio is running, but i can not fin Windows audio endpoint
builder in the computer

So my question is, "where can i find or download Windows audio endpoint builder?

 

No sound - windows audio and audio end point builder not running/installed

I have the same issue, and applied your suggestion to check he running services.

Windows Audio runs well.

But Windows Audio Endpoint Builder is not existing in the list of services.

How Windows Audio EndPoint Builder service can be installed?

Thank you !

 

Windows Audio and Windows Audio endpoint Builder stop after Lock or Sleep

Hi Larry,

This issue may occur if the service is started by the Local System account instead of by the Local Service account (NT AUTHORITY\LocalService). The
Local System account may have insufficient permissions to start the service. For the
Windows Audio and Windows Audio Endpoint Builder services, follow the steps below:

• Set the service and any dependent services to run under the NT AUTHORITY\LocalService account.
• Click Start, type "Services.msc” in the
  Search programs and files box, and then press ENTER.
• Locate and double click the Windows Audio service.
• Click the Log On tab.
• In the This account text box, type “NT AUTHORITY\LocalService”.
  
• Set both Password fields blank.
• Click Apply and then OK.
• Repeat these steps for the Windows Audio Endpoint Builder service.
• Restart both services.

Let us know how it turns out.