Remote Desktop Services Remote Audio Issues
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Solution 1
Is the Audio Service running on the server? Check the tray icon and Task Manager Services tab.
Solution 2
Verify that the windows audio service is running. Windows cannot redirect the audio without it. 2008 does not require an audio card (2003 DOES)
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msindle
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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msindle over 1 year
I have a server running server std 2008 r2 fully patched. There are 8 Wyse C10LE's that connect to the server via RDS. Everything is working fantastically with the exception that there is no audio... There is not a sound card in the server, but I have the setting to bring the audio to the wyse terminals. I have made sure that the group policy has been configured so that the audio should be working on the clients end. Do I need a sound card, if not has anyone else ran into similar issues?
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msindle almost 13 yearsDo we need to look at a heavy duty audio card or just a plain jane audio card? Do you or someone have any recommendations? Thanks for the quick reply!
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user48838 almost 13 yearsAny sound card will work. The key is in running a sound driver.
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raja almost 13 yearswhat does what does "AllowRemoteSound" under "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Terminal Server" say?
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raja almost 13 yearsthe red X on the speaker usually means the audio service is not running
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tombull89 almost 13 yearsin my screenshot below the red X is on the speaker even though the service is running.
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msindle almost 13 yearsJimB, under the reg entry you gave me I do not have any items listed, should I go ahead and add this item in?
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msindle almost 13 yearsJimB, I went ahead and added the AllowRemoteSound to the registry with a value of 1
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raja almost 13 years@tombull89 - it can also mean it's muted
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Roland Pihlakas almost 8 yearsSometimes the Windows Audio related services need a restart from the Services management window in case they were running but sound was not working.