Can i enable sound in safe mode

I want to know how to play sound in safe mode so i can still use the computer while running windows. This may help you. If you make changes to the registry, be sure to create a system restore point and back-up the registry! How to enable sound in Safe mode - Hawkdive. If I do not reply in three days, please message me.

You can still follow the instructions if you want to take the risk. Be sure to back-up your personal files though!

You should be able to translate it right? If the computer is in Greek, you must be able to speak Greek? Of course there is. I don't think it's meant to set the Default attribute to the value shown within quotes, but I could be entirely wrong. It seems to me that it's supposed to create a new string attribute named 6cFgE with a value "Sound, Video and game controllers" but, again, I could be entirely wrong. Per that video 6cFgE doesn't come into play at all.

Only Sound, video and game controllers is set as the default value. I can only guess the string is the class ID or driver ID for the sound chipset. The Class ID for the sound card is also at the following registry location but there are additional subkeys other than default which is. I got the same thing from the video. But even by hand, I am not permitted to change "Media" to "Sound, video and game controllers". Looking at the key you give it's clearly for the Media class and there are a lot of subkeys.

I am just completely stuck at this point. There is some sort of mismatch at play, and I'll be darned if I know what it is. It seems utterly insane that Microsoft went to all the trouble of making Narrator able to be triggered in Safe Mode, but a key element that makes Narrator a functional assistive technology - sound - is not available. It's like giving someone an umbrella made of mesh - it serves no functional purpose and no one wants decorative. Hi Brian , the video is actually correct, except the path to the network key is incomplete the proper path is Now the driver key is crucial, and you can do this in normal mode.

SOnothing to worry about there. The only variable will be the driver key windows audio services use this key to load the data needed for sound to work, that's why we add it network is used since it is a default safemode loaded hive, so safe. The default key in the right payne can be right clicked and select "modify" in the value data box type I will get back on this tomorrow.

I want to create a script that is "the bare minimum" to enable sound in Safe Mode under Windows To me, it's insane that Microsoft went to a great deal of effort to make it possible to run Narrator in Safe Mode while at the same time NOT making sound available, whether by default or triggered upon firing up Narrator.

It's like giving someone a mesh spoon to eat soup with! I also left them feedback in the Feedback Hub to this effect.

After reading this article you would be able to enable sound in safe mode so in other words you would be able to play audio songs in safe mode. So to start any service in safe mode you have to first make it a safe service by adding the name of the service in safe mode services load list and then starting the service in safe mode using services.

But if you want to start the service of any hardware device in safe mode whose drivers are not loaded in safe mode by default, It would not start and rather you will get an error, so in order to start the service of any hardware in safe mode you would also need to make the driver of that hardware load in safe mode by adding its drivers key in safe mode driver list.

Step 1. Open the device manager by typing Devmgmt. Step 2. Go to the Device type and expand it by clicking on the triangle or the plus sign and then right click on the device you want to load driver for in safe mode. As we have right clicked on the Realtech High Definition Audio in the picture below for the sound driver.

Step 3. Step 5. Step 7. Step 8. Now restart the computer in safe mode and type the following command line on the command prompt run as administrator to finally start the Audio services in safe mode. You can now go ahead and play a songs in safe mode. After I restarted the computer in safe mode and clicked on the audio icon, the sound started working in safe mode on Windows 8. Loved your instructions and followed them exactly UNTIL I tried to create a new key and a box popped up and said I did not have permission to do that.

Dead end. Unfortunately your instructions I guess never envisioned such a roadblock. Now what?? Well Mr. Anonymous, If you are getting the permission error while editing, then you must take the ownership of the parent key before you create a new sub key under it. If you do not see your username under the list of users then add your user name in the list first then a new Permission Entry window would pop-up, here Check the Allow Full Control box and Click OK.

I understand the instructions up until editing the Default key. Am I modifying that name? Because it wont be changed. Thank for commenting Jason, I have just corrected the article also to make it more clear.

And to answer your question- You are not modifying the name of Default key , you just need to set its value data to define its type for Driver key it would be 'Sound, video and game controllers' and for services it would be 'Service' as value data. Error is dependency service stopped or failure indication. You must be starting Audiosrv first.

Came seeking one solution, and stumbled upon the mother load to most of my setbacks. Thank you. You must not have added its driver in the same mode driver load list before running this command.

What should i do? Everything works fine, just update the folder name from Minimal to Network. It will work like charms.

It told me AudioEndpointBuilder has started successfully but it said right after system error occurred right after i typed start MMCS and said cannot be started in safe mode. The audiosrv was started successfully. Where did I go wrong?

Email vontana outlook. Previous Next. DaveM Independent Advisor. Hi Eslam If you disable your nvidia graphics card device driver in Device Manager, then boot back into Windows 10 normally, does your PC still blue screen, if not you would have sound in Normal mode What is the exact Model No.

How satisfied are you with this reply? In reply to DaveM's post on August 8, Hi EslamAbd In Safe Mode, you will just be using the Microsoft Basic Display driver, it would be best to disable nit uninstall the Nvidia graphics card device driver, then boot back into Windows 10 normally to see if your PC is still crashing.

I disabled it and restarted in normal mode, It didn't crash till now but the device is slow. Hi Eslam That would be a different problem..