
Trying this method to fix your problem could be the way to go for you.

If you uninstall your driver, the device will still recognize the hardware and reinstall the driver again. This driver keeps getting updated along with windows. Basically, for your clarity, devices save a default driver whenever they recognize a new piece of hardware, audio hardware in this case. If your Audio services not responding in windows 10, then you try to install default drivers.

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