audio cutting out on win 10

Discussion in 'Windows 10' started by madLyfe, Aug 8, 2015.

  1. apoklyps3

    apoklyps3 MDL Novice

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    #81 apoklyps3, Nov 14, 2015
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    going to test further , but latencymon doesn't say that ndis.sys causes problems.
    so if it's fixed the problem was in windows 10 itself, rather the drivers from NIC manufacters.

    LE: false alarm.
    nothing is fixed. just got a "brrr" (mini-freeze) while watching criminal minds.
    I think it's time to go back to windows 8.1. windows 10 is nothing but a weak joke of an OS.
     
  2. madLyfe

    madLyfe MDL Junior Member

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    nope. its not fixed. updated to the newest realtek drivers too. its not as bad but its still there.
     
  3. apoklyps3

    apoklyps3 MDL Novice

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    I installed windows 8.1 and my troubles are gone.
    Windows 10 just ins't ready enough to be called anything but a spying piece of crap alpha OS
     
  4. boardlord

    boardlord MDL Novice

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    Word.

    I've just gone back to 8.1 because of the audio glitches. The way Win10 is *not* progressing, I'll be able to update at the end of the year or next year :g:
     
  5. LordMike

    LordMike MDL Novice

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    So what's new guys? Are you still on win7/8.x or is there a workaround on win10 today?
    I never did go back to win7/8.x permanently. Only for testing, and yes, can't be reproduced. Only on win10 this s**te happens.
     
  6. madLyfe

    madLyfe MDL Junior Member

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    still living with it. waiting for the anniversary update this summer to do a fresh install. will see if it still happens then.
     
  7. antonio8909

    antonio8909 MDL Guru

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    I hope so... I have a Dell Latitude D630 and it's HORRIBLE! :'(
     
  8. LordMike

    LordMike MDL Novice

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    Has there been some kind of hardware comparison for those affected? We are in great numbers, but there are those on win10 who don't have this issue AT ALL.
    I'm Intel. quite old as well, Q6600... but I've seen threads on different sites with the same issue and they have i5/i7..
    AMD folks also experience this? Perhaps it's chipset related. SSD's ? Jesus..
    Well, it's annoying as f**k. What a shame, I really like win10 apart from this major clusterf**k