Windows 10: Glitch in Audio

Good Morning!
I was wondering if anyone could help me with this situation. I'm pretty confident that its' driver issue, but I would like someone to concur. In my first build, I was experiencing a Glitch noise when loading up Adobe Illustrator during the intialization process where the program is loading all of it's extensions and plugins. It was quick, like two seconds. I cannot duplicate it at will either. Usually, it's after a cold boot, or a reset. I can open and close the app as many times and haven't been able to reproduce it that way. Now... flash forward 3 months and I built a new machine with all the specs in my bio. The ONLY thing that I pulled over from that machine that did the same thing was the graphics card which is a Asus NVidia 1080 8GB card. I don't think the card is faulty, at least I don't think this problem points to a faulty card. I have a three monitor setup as well, so the only things plugged into the card is a DVI and two HDMI cables for the other two monitors. I since disabled the Nvidia High Definiation Audio Driver. I haven't experienced it yet, but really haven't been able to test it throughly. Are there any other suggestions as to what this could be?

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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.

 

WIndows 10 audio problems

I am having similar issues with the audio glitching/stuttering as well. I have a Toshiba Satellite C650D. Sometimes it sounds perfect, but then other times it starts glitching and stuttering during YouTube videos, gaming, music, anything that involves
the audio.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

I'm a little confused with your post. Is the problem still there or is gone with the new machine with NVIDIA High Definition Audio disabled?

 

I think it's gone, just not positive since I disabled that. Like I said, I can't reproduce the issue at will to verify. I was just hoping for any other suggestions as to what I could track down as the culprit if any, or put my mind at ease that it's not the video card.