Windows 10: Audio distorts in short periodic intervalls(general Driver compatibili

Hey guys!
W10 old insider build upgraded to w10 pro.
no matter what media: mp3 in WMP, AUdio in movie or audio in the flashplayer(youtube)
My audio distorts in periodic intervalls with an foreign noise distortion.

I have an old Laptop that still has official W7 drivers and they are at least partly installed(chipset) but the grafics driver is installed from W10 as the official ones from ATI and my laptop manufacturer wont install.

I ran the windows driver stresstest as advised in this forum but the laptop crashed BEFORE THE BOOTLOADER! ... had to boot it in safe mode.
Here are the logfiles:
WIN-4NE8IBU1EPP-20_08_2015_235238,98.zip

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I have sony vaio model SVF1521KSN and after upgrading to windows 10 audio driver is distorted and echoing when turn up volume

I have sony vaio model SVF1521KSN and after upgrading to windows 10 audio driver is distorted and echoing when turn up volume.

I tried to rollback realtek audio driver, refresh windows 10, reinstall the driver to the latest version but still audio is distorted and noisy.

once I also roll back to windows 8 but this also not work.Please help me.

 

Windows 10 Audio problems - Acer Aspire 5755G

Hi all,

After a complete rigmarole of installing Windows 10 - and have it be stable, I've got one recurring problem of the audio!

For some reason, the audio randomly glitches out causing a "chainsaw" type sound for a short period of time, along with having general glitches and pops randomly too. I'm assuming its due to a buffer underflow because the "chainsaw" sound is caused by the
same piece of audio looping over and over (a small "grain" of audio equal to a few ms in length).

I've tried installing the windows 7 and 8 audio drivers off the Acer website, along with the Realtek HD audio driver, directly off the Realtek website (suitable for W10 apparently).

I'm still getting audio glitches. I've never had this problem under any other operating system so it is definitely a W10 problem, and a bit one at that as I will be using W10 for both recording and playback of recorded music as a main feature of my computer.

Is there anything more I can do to solve this problem?

Cheers,

Harris

Edit: The glitches seems to coincide with general system "micro lockups", my mouse generally stop moving during a glitch event.

 

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Guys I'm suffering!