Windows 10: Windows 11 Realtek Audio Universal Service using Local Service logon account audio issues -...

I was wondering if there are anyone else affected by Windows 11 audio driver updates causing audio services in non-restartable state. I have posted about it in the Acer Community Support forums but I have not been successful with the driver issue.Windows Audio Service is non-restartable due to Local Service account under LOGON possible not having necessary permissions.Changing the logon service account to Local System service fixes the audio icon disable display but produces no audio.Given this, any troubleshooting that does not fix the supposed permissions issues does not seem advisable to do

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Realtek Audio Universal Service interferes with 'Refresh' after Windows 11 update

Update Realtek Audio Universal Service.

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Multiple Audio Services

I am trying to debug some issues with my laptop. I see the following sound services listed in system configuration:

Realtek Audio Universal Service

Sound Research SECOMN Service

Synaptics Audio APO Service

Synaptics Audio Service

Intel Audio Service

I am a bit surprised with all these different services just for audio. What does each do and which ones do I really need? Device Manager shows two audio drivers...Realtek and Intel Display.

 

Realtek Audio Universal Service interferes with 'Refresh' after Windows 11 update

Hi,

I recently updated to Windows 11. The problem I face is that when I right-click the pop up menu doesn't appear on desktop. The first thing I usually do is right-click and refresh after turning on my laptop. But only the 'sand-glass' cursor appears and loads forever. I tried disabled every Microsoft service did clean boot and found the problem by enabling each service and restarting my laptop.

It seems the right-click pop up menu works every time except when I enabled the 'Realtek audio universal service'. When I enabled that and restarted my laptop, the right-click problem happened where the pop up menus doesn't appear at all and the cursor stays in the sand-glass (loading) form. Even after hours, the pop up menu doesn't appear. Since I have done the clean boot and found out which service interferes with this (Realtek Audio Universal Service), what should I do now?

I went to device manager and clicked update driver but it says it's up to date already. I went to Realtek website to find driver for windows 11 and couldn't find it to update it manually.