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[SOLVED] help interpreting xperf file

Not sure if I can un-mark a thread as solved or not... but it turns out that this fix didn't really help. I suffered through the lag for another 3 weeks and just recently upgraded the system to windows 10 hoping that would help. Dell released new drivers for the wlan and wwan, as well as...
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- Post #7
- Aug 4, 2015
- Forum: Windows 8 | Windows RT
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[SOLVED] help interpreting xperf file

Thanks for your suggestion and insight. It's a cheap asix usb to ethernet adapter that is inside the dock. I have a feeling that windows update automatically updated that driver. There was an option to "roll back" to a prior version provided by microsoft (dated 2013) and that seems to have...
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- Post #6
- Jul 7, 2015
- Forum: Windows 8 | Windows RT
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[SOLVED] help interpreting xperf file

I assume that the USB network device (physical rj45 jack) is part of a docking station which doesn't have its own driver. Dell released a firmware update for the dock (which I have previously applied) but there is no real driver available for it. How do you suggest I go about fixing that kind...
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- Post #4
- Jul 3, 2015
- Forum: Windows 8 | Windows RT
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[SOLVED] help interpreting xperf file

Hello. I am running into some sort of driver issue that is causing latency issues and crackling audio. This is on a dell venue 11 pro tablet running window 8.1. The SSD in the device failed (I am pretty sure) so I replaced with another and started from scratch from a usb key installation of...
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- Jul 2, 2015
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- Forum: Windows 8 | Windows RT

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[SOLVED] help interpreting xperf file

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[SOLVED] help interpreting xperf file