Windows 10: Troublesome drivers causeing latency issues

I have built a new PC with AMD's new Ryzen CPU, I 've been plagued with hangups since the install of the OS. I have used latency mon and discovered that I have a bunch of drivers that are causing massive hang ups during operation. Here are a list of the culprits:

ndis.sys
ntoskrnl.exe
storport.sys
dxgkrnl.sys
afd.sys
stornvme.sys
tcpip.sys
nvlddmkm.sys
dxgmms2.sys
Wdf01000.sys
CLASSPNP.SYS

I am not the biggest fan of dealing with driver issues. If anyone had dealt with these and possibly have a solution, please reply.

Also, a quick spec of the rig:
CPU:AMD Ryzen 7 1700X

Motherboard:MSI X370 xpower gaming titanium

Memory:G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 16GB 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600)

Graphics Card(s):NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080

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Windows 10 issue: Video stuttering especially bad on YouTube. Any solutions?

I found that the way to fix this was to find the cause of the latency issue. In my case, my wireless adapter was either 1) outdated(not impossible) or 2) the driver was outdated(according to windows it wasn't). A tool I use to help troubleshoot latency
issues is http://www.thesycon.de/deu/latency_check.shtml

 

Surface 3 Pro loses keystrokes

Did I write that everything works?? I don't think so...

The type cover still has issues (see abobe) which are (most probably) related to high DPC latency which is a driver issue caused by Microsoft. As mentioned, DPC latency is partially up to 3ms which is too much by far and causes issues like the 'lost keystrokes'.
The problem started with a recent Windows update!

Can we expect a driver update?

How is MS going to fix the problem?

 

Here is the .txt file of the latmon.

 

I am also having this problem and have been for a while. Any help or suggestions would be great as I cant seem to find a solution anywhere.

Please see my LatencyMon report too....

Regards

 

The Windows Update MiniTool does a good job of scanning for drivers on my 8 PCs. You might want to turn it loose on your PC and see what it has to say about your driver situation. It's absolutely free and does as good a job (or better) than either DriverAgent or Driver Update (the two for-a-fee driver update packages I know best).
HTH,
--Ed--

PS: the download is from MajorGeeks.com, a reliable and trustworthy source of software downloads. I'ver written several articles on this package including WUMT is a viable Windows Update alternative | Computerworld (ComputerWorld), WUMT Does Updates When WU Can't or Won't - Windows Enterprise Desktop (TechTarget), among others.

 

Hey, thanks for the tool, definitely keeping this, but it didn't fix my problem.

Drivers_5-24.txt

 

Hi yes thanks, everything is up to date according to any programme i download.

Just specifically need to stop tcpip.sys and ndis.sys causing sound desyncs..its super frustrating!

 

BTW, how do you get it to scan for drivers? It seems to only scan for updates.

(Edit) This is after I I installed latest drivers for nvidia and asus pce-n15 card.
Drivers_5-24.1.txt

 

Hey, would this work (I know it's for windows 7)
Ndis.sys High Dpc Latency Fix - YouTube

 

To get WUMT to scan for drivers, it is only necessary to check the checkbox that reads "Include drivers" as shown here:



HTH,
--Ed--

 

I just did that, nothing.

You think the ryzen may have something to do with it?

 

Hi

Thanks for your suggestions....still nothing updating drivers of any sort seems to have done nothing.

Still looking for solutions.....someone must know something?

Cheers

 

Is there any other threads that are talking about the same issue or solved? I would hope it involves the AMD Ryzen.

(Edit) I forgot that if I put the ram in slot one, I get a 0E led error. It works fine in slot 2, I have not tried to put in slot 3 and 4. I did memtest on it a while back, it passed, no errors 5 hours.

 

Update: I have noticed that only ram slots 2 and four work, 1 and 3 get stuck on 0e. Is it possible that my mobo could be causing my frustrations with win10?