[SOLVED] High DPC latency and popping noises

[PC Cheah]

the usb 3.1 port (red) is not used, 2 usb 2.0 is used for keyboard and printer, while only 1 usb 3.0 is used for my mouse.
Installed the latest driver and still get the same result.

 

[xilolee]

Run the following (unique) command from an elevated command prompt, reboot your machine, then post the result of the Netsh-reset.txt (that should appear) on your desktop (or upload it here):

Warning

If you have set a static IP in internet protocol version 4 (tcp/ipV4) properties of your ethernet/wireless network adapter, you'll have to set it anew, after the reboot.

(echo: && netsh interface ipv4 reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface ipv6 reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface tcp reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface httpstunnel reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface portproxy reset && echo: && echo: && netsh winsock reset && echo: && echo: && netsh winhttp reset proxy) > "%userprofile%\desktop\Netsh-reset.txt"

 

[PC Cheah]

Here's the txt file:

Resetting Global, OK!
Resetting Interface, OK!
Resetting Unicast Address, OK!
Resetting Neighbor, OK!
Resetting Path, OK!
Resetting , failed.
Access is denied.


Resetting , OK!
Restart the computer to complete this action.

The HDAudbus.sys has a high ISR latency, don't know what causing it.

 

[xilolee]

Hence is the problem still present even after this last try?

 

[PC Cheah]

Still have a lot of popping noises.
Probably hardware issue...

 

[xilolee]

Do you remember how you seated your sata devices (hard disk and ssd), i.e. the exact connectors?
And did you insert the right-angle side in your devices, like your manual shows?

 

[PC Cheah]

Yes, for the big 1TB drive 3.5 inch i use a right angled sata cable.For 2.5 inch laptop hdd and a 2.5 inch ssd I use all straight sata cable.

 

[xilolee]

But their collocations?
Because you could try to change them.

 

[PC Cheah]

I swapped the cable and changed their ports, the problem is still present. Maybe I should reformat my system and get a clean install of those drivers. (When I upgraded to Win10 it installs my Intel LAN driver and the Realtek HD Audio Controller automatically that maybe screwing up the drivers) I better revert to win8.

 

[xilolee]

Try to remove all the programs that are starting with windows, the ones present in msinfo32 - software environment - startup programs.

 

[PC Cheah]

After disabling ALL of them the popping sound is reduced, but still can hear random pops

 

[PC Cheah]

And I get this while I'm playing game (csgo)

 

[PC Cheah]

UPDATE: Sometimes (after booting into windows), I get a very high and lots of popping noises. I restarted the computer and it reduced.
This time seems like the network card works perfectly, but HDAUDBUS.sys .

 

[xilolee]

Edit: You can try the new audio drivers by realtek for windows x64 - R2.81 - 2017/1/13 (click).

Do you want to try to produce another trace with xperf?

 

[PC Cheah]

After installing the driver while I'm playing csgo I ran the trace. Xperf link

Read More:

https://yesmy-my.sharepoint.com/per...90J3EsfGA&expiration=2017-02-17T16:55:25.000Z

 

[xilolee]

I imagine you posted the new trace because the problem isn't fixed...
Try to remove completely intel online connect service.
And if they didn't disappear with it, remove also Intel Technology Access Service and Intel Technology Access Legacy CsLoaderService.

 

[PC Cheah]

My system doesn't have Intel Technology Access installed

 

[xilolee]

ioc.exe (intel online connect), IntelTechnologyAccessService.exe and LegacyCsLoaderService.exe are present in your trace.

 

[PC Cheah]

but they aren't in my Programs and Features


EDIT: I uninstalled the Intel Management Engine Interface after the trace (maybe that's those thing running)

 

[xilolee]

Problem still present?
New trace?