[SOLVED] DPC Issues that cause audio stuttering, distortion, as well as video lag

Error: 0x800f081f


The source files could not be found.
Use the "Source" option to specify the location of the files that are required to restore the feature. For more information on specifying a source location, see Configure a Windows Repair Source.


The DISM log file can be found at C:\WINDOWS\Logs\DISM\dism.log


C:\WINDOWS\system32>dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth


Also I didn't reboot my computer just closed DISM and opened CMD admin again
 
Sorry I was going back and searching for the partition type.

Did you post this info?

please open a relevant administrator command prompt and paste the following
Code: 
Diskpart[/COLOR]

Code: 
list disk[/COLOR]
Copy the printed information.

I would like to know If you are using GPT or MBR partitioning, in case you are using MBR you need to go and check if the UEFI settings in your BIOS are disabled.
 
(1) Microsoft DiskPart version 10.0.10586


Copyright (C) 1999-2013 Microsoft Corporation.
On computer: DESKTOP-IISOT11


(2) Disk ### Status Size Free Dyn Gpt
-------- ------------- ------- ------- --- ---
Disk 0 Online 931 GB 0 B


This is strange. I had 3-4 disks or something when I used that same command in the past.
 
If you are using only one physical drive the list should look like this.

However you are using MBR partitioned hard drive.

I`ll strongly recommend to reformat the drive and install Windows 10 on GPT partitioned hard drive.

Installing the Windows 10 on MBR cause total chaos, broken services, network unavailable, BSOD and many many more fun things you can troubleshoot to the end of the world.

I always advice the new users of Windows 10 to reinstall fresh copy of Windows 10 as this will format the HDD to GPT. This problems is caused of the new licenses services of Microsoft as they registering the licenses on hardware ID. The safest way they can achieve that is to check the EFI for previous build and confirm this is genuine copy.

The problem now is if you decided to make a fresh install of Windows 10, you will need a product key for activating your windows, Microsoft claimed you can use your old Windows product key of 7 or 8 without enterprise edition during installation. Well that is not completely true as till now I`ve try this few times and never work-it out for me. There are guide with random not-working windows 10 keys to at least download the correct build for your license, even than you will be unable to register your product without calling Microsoft Support.

This is really bizarre Microsoft policy but unfortunately this causing a lot of problems recently.

Anyway to confirm your hardware is perfectly fine here is the procedure to create a Live DVD.

Download the ISO files

Use DVD or USB pen drive over 4GB.

If you want to burn it on DVD use ImgBurn for USB use Rufus.

Boot from the media you just created.

Do not choice the Install option.

Use it only as a Live DVD.

This will install audio drivers automatically the idea is to use the computer in this environment and confirm it`s working without the usual glitches.

Unfortunately you will be unable to play games but you can check how the computer work in general.

If the sound working without issues you ca be sure the problem is between drivers and I`ll recommend to reinstall on GPT partition.
 
All x86-based and x64-based computers running Windows can use the partition style known as master boot record (MBR). The MBR partition style contains a partition table that describes where the partitions are located on the disk. Because MBR is the only partition style available on x86-based computers prior to Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1 (SP1), you do not need to choose this style. It is used automatically.

Each partition, whether primary or extended, can be formatted to be a Windows volume, with a one-to-one correlation of volume-to-partition. In other words, a single partition cannot contain more than a single volume. In this example, there would be a total of seven volumes available to Windows for file storage. An unformatted partition is not available for file storage in Windows.

Systems running Windows Server 2003 with SP1 and later can use a partition style known as the globally unique identifier (GUID) partition table (GPT) in addition to the MBR partition style. A basic disk using the GPT partition style can have up to 128 primary partitions, while dynamic disks will have a single LDM partition as with MBR partitioning. Because basic disks using GPT partitioning do not limit you to four partitions, you do not need to create extended partitions or logical drives.

The GPT partition style also has the following properties:

Allows partitions larger than 2 terabytes.
Added reliability from replication and cyclic redundancy check (CRC) protection of the partition table.
Support for additional partition type GUIDs defined by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), independent software vendors (ISVs), and other operating systems.

Link
 
By this I mean... how do I make windows 10 be installed in a GPT partition style disk if the MBR is bad?

Do you have any instructions on all this?

Also no clue how to use rufus, I downloaded it and
(1) It detected 0 devices
(2) in every field the options are blank. expanded it and it stayed blank even after waiting 5 minutes.
I do have the usb plugged in and i downloaded the linux iso

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What are you using as USB device ?

Connect the pen drive and start rufus.

Will be automatically recognized by the software.

Load the ISO file from the small button on the right next to "ISO image"
 
Did you burn the image on DVD or this is the mounted ISO file ?

I do not see connected USB pen drive in the screenshot.

Rufus is for saving the ISO file on USB flash drive.

About the Windows yes we will use the C: but we need to reformat it.
 
Well, I pressed the small button and it still won't let me start because it won't recognize the USB :/ (The computer recognizes the usb, because I used it to install win 10 before)
 
I'm trying to fix this rufus issue myself atm, quick question about the windows reformatting, if we ever end up having to do it: Would I need to reinstall windows 10 itself after the formatting, or would I just need to format?
 
As we know, booting Windows from MBR disk requires Legacy BIOS while booting from GPT disk requires UEFI support. If we convert the MBR disk to GPT under Legacy BIOS mode, Windows will be unbootable.

To be honest this is the last thing undone from everyone who experiencing this issue at the moment.
To start the UEFI from BIOS and simply reformat Windows 10 on a GPT NTFS partition.At the moment people with good PC builds with no hardware issues, having the same issues with Windows 10. One of them have linux installed and the problem will not occur with the different OS installed.

I cannot confirm if this will occur on Windows 7 or 8.1

But your hardware seems to run perfectly fine.

I`m asking to try with Windows 10 on GPT partition as recently there was a person complaining of MBR and Windows 10 incompatibility, his computer was crashing on simple applications after fresh installation. He turned off the EFI and UEFI from the BIOS and trying fresh installation again.This failed and he installed Windows 10 on GPT with UEFI-on.His machine working perfectly fine at the moment.

I believe in your case that might work but yes you must reformat your hard disk and find a way to backup the info on external device.
 
Would my USB work for an external device? What info are you talking about? Just important things i'd like to save?
 
I booted up the linux OS, unfortunately sound didn't work, but it looked like fps for videos weren't cutting out, I'm not sure how to really fix the sound not playing problem though because linux is super convoluted
 

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