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[SOLVED] [10v1709b16299 x64] Latency NDIS.sys; desktop Aspire tc-230 a8-7410

If you cannot perceive a problem such as stuttering in audio, video, etc. then I would say you are good. What application(s) are you wanting to run that requires very low worst-case latency? Ultimately the machine only needs to respond well enough to be below your perception unless you are...
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- Post #26
- Aug 4, 2018
- Forum: Windows 10
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[SOLVED] [10v1709b16299 x64] Latency NDIS.sys; desktop Aspire tc-230 a8-7410

Given that latencymon and the etl file are showing high ndis.sys activity (which is what all NIC drivers plug into), and going off of the msinfo32.nfo file you gave us, I'd say you should update to the latest drivers. Realtek PCIe (VEN_10EC&DEV_8168) Driver: rt640x64.sys Installed Version...
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- Post #24
- Aug 1, 2018
- Forum: Windows 10
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[W10ProV1703b15063 x64] DPC & CPU throttling

Looks like the vast majority of DPC activity in the trace you posted is from USBXHCI.sys, the USB 3.0 driver. Do you have anything plugged into your USB ports besides a mouse/keyboard? You may want to unplug everything and see if the audio issues continue, if they cease, try plugging things in...
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- Post #20
- Oct 12, 2017
- Forum: Windows 10
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[W10ProV1703b15063 x64] DPC & CPU throttling

The problem is that WDF (Windows Driver Framework) is hiding what driver(s) are actually responsible for the interrupts and DPCs. Please collect another trace, but instead of just diageasy use the following xperf.exe -on...
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- Post #18
- Oct 9, 2017
- Forum: Windows 10
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[W10ProV1703b15063 x64] DPC tcpip and dxgkrnl

From the trace, I see that ndis.sys the generic driver for your NIC was slamming all your CPUs for a brief period. You may want to ensure your network driver is up to date. Here's a link to Realtek's download page. Attached is the image of WPA showing the DPC spike by ndis.sys.
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- Post #20
- Oct 9, 2017
- Forum: Windows 10
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BSOD Memory Management

Hi Mike56, The crash dump you posted indicates that the page read from the page file did not match the original page written to disk. This is likely due to pagefile/filesystem corruption which is often caused by sudden power failures, storage drivers misbehaving, or hardware failing. From the...
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- Post #5
- Oct 9, 2017
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging

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[SOLVED] [10v1709b16299 x64] Latency NDIS.sys; desktop Aspire tc-230 a8-7410

[SOLVED] [10v1709b16299 x64] Latency NDIS.sys; desktop Aspire tc-230 a8-7410

[W10ProV1703b15063 x64] DPC & CPU throttling

[W10ProV1703b15063 x64] DPC & CPU throttling

[W10ProV1703b15063 x64] DPC tcpip and dxgkrnl

BSOD Memory Management