@mattarellox
Have you found a web site with a good list of all the things you need to do to clean up win10 so it would work with audio?
Until you fix win10 and its bizarro initial set up and defaults do not look for AH gear or DAW to be the problem. Most sites are just too focused on the few problems that most users have who use all microsoft sound not DAWs and other enhancements.
From deletion of new files to drivers abruptly stopping, windows users are literally facing havoc on their computers. Moreover, the situation was getting so severe that Microsoft was forced to pull the October 2018 update before it disappoints any other Windows 10 users. And that update was followed by this 2019 Update that has started to become the same bug-filled minefield that was the October 2018 Update (v1809). After the disastrous release of Windows 10 version 1809, Microsoft had promised to overhaul its testing processes and focus on stability and performance of the operating system.
There may be later updates but I stopped using win10 and dont do updates anymore.
I have found hidden settings in unexpectedly causing things to stop working on my win10. After googling and fixing the bizarro defaults it works much better. Still a POS for audio and most anything useful as win10 is a social media toy now.
Your problem sounds like it is memory related or driver problems. But there could also be interaction with the default audio stuff that win tries to do to ‘help’ you. Possibly you need to change the codec; as well as bypass windoze attempts at doing audio. And there is certainly the possibility that the ‘helpful’ hidden defaults are the problem.
I am moving my box to Linux to avoid the hassles of microslops OPSYS.
SteffenR 3 years, 6 months ago.
