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Net Framework update around the same dates this problem started, which was when I update the drivers to 19.1.1 version. Windows version is 1809, and should be everything up to date, I am not on that pc right know but yesterday checked that it had a. One suggestion found was to check task manager and identify which process may be the culprit when trying to play those local files, and several users identified audio related processes like 'Audiosrv' and AudioEndpointBuilder' started using a lot of cpu resources, and when they ended them everything went back to normal, but I don't have those running and didn't have success with other processes tested. I may have to test every possible video codec, maybe that could bring more information regarding this issue. This could be related as far as I know that years ago Youtube went from h.264 to VP9 codec, however I have not tested any other video stream.

Since then I have found old threads with similar problem however, these users report that they are also not able to play online videos like Youtube, something I can do. I wasn't aware of this on the original post, that time I just installed a new video driver, saw everything went back to normal and thought it was solved, until I turned off the pc and turn it again next day only to discover that the problem came back. I am only able to play those video files again when I restart the pc. Some video players like VLC are able to reproduce the sound, but the video stays black for the rest of video players tested they just get stuck at 00:00 and can't play the file at all. avi containers and they just doesn't work, they are also from different sources (camera, smartphone and movies backups). When I turn on the pc I cannot play any local video file, I have not tested thoroughly, but I have tried with several common codecs within. Sorry pokester, I thought I was being clear, let's try this again: If it isn't broken don't fix it, but yours may be broken. I personally only do that as a last resort as sometimes it may fix one codec but create another issue.

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If VLC works, as Kingfish said install a that codec pack you might just have a hosed codec.

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If it is not working at that point install 19.2.1 as an express install again over the driver don't uninstall it first Run DDU, from wagnardsoft_com from safe mode I think I would disable hibernation and fast startup and hibernation.

Is the issue only with certain types of video files like MP4? Do you also have the very latest MB bios and chipset driver? What version of Windows 10, 1803, 1809, are you on and are you positive it is full up to date? Does VLC work? If it does it is an indicator it may be codec related as VLC uses it's own built in codecs. You say some players work and list players but not which ones work or dont work. You say if you reboot the pc it works then say if you turn on the pc it doesn't, that is not very clear. Your not really explaining what specifically isn't working and what is.

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