Im my case the 'Increase a process working set' does not have the correct permissions for 'Local Service'Įdit the WS Group-policy, under SecuritySettings\LocalPolicies\User Rights Assignmentįind the 'Increase a process working set'. SeIncreaseWorkingSetPrivilege -> Increase a process working set SeImpersonatePrivilege -> Impersonate a client after authentication SeChangeNotifyPrivilege -> Bypass traverse checking SeChangeNotifyPrivilege SeImpersonatePrivilege SeIncreaseWorkingSetPrivilegeįrom this page, these Privilege Constants are related to their respective User Right names: There should be three privileges required: Then, from run\regedit.exe, find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Audioserv, on the right hand side of the registry editor find the key named "RequiredPrivileges". In run\services.msc, right click on the Windows Audio service, choose properties, on the Log On tab, and check if it reads "Local Service". When starting the service manually by run\services.msc and try to start the service manually, This results in no sound for some of the desktops.
Just to share my solution after solving it, for the next -)Īfter applying policies, the Windows Audio Service no longer functions.
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