Leaving Nvidia's audio driver uninstalled or disabled is all well and good as a solution that I can deal with, but it does shake up my audio set up for my PC I'm connected via Displayport from my graphics card to my monitor and I have a couple of (old) Bose speakers plugged into the audio out jack of my monitor. Now, considering the issue would disappear temporarily while my Realtek drivers were uninstalled I suspect that there may be some kind of compatibility issue between Realtek and Nvidia's drivers.
The problem completely went away and my PC actually even started running more smoothly even with no programs in use! Since I did technically made 2 changes at once I'm still not completely sure which step actually fixed it, but I do know that when I re-enabled my Nvidia audio driver in Device Manager the problem did come back. One person on the Nvidia forums suggested uninstalling the Nvidia audio driver (rather than the Realtek driver) as well as disabling and re-enabling my graphics card in Device Manager (which I had actually skipped doing in the past for some reason). For a while I just lived with the issue and would restart my PC to solve the problem every time it came up because trying to verify if anything I did fixed the problem would require that I wait 4 hours or so for it to start happening which became very annoying very quickly.įinally last week I seem to have found the culprit after spending more time on Google.
but then Windows would always end up re-installing it for some absolutely unknown reason (and I even have the setting to automatically update drivers turned off in Windows Update). The only thing that would ever seem to fix the problem temporarily would be removing the Realtek drivers from my PC in safe mode using DDU. I also used Latencymon to see if it would help point me in the right direction. I tried disabling and re-enabling pretty much every device in Device Manager and leaving the PC running for a while to see if the problem would go away, and tried uninstalling display and audio drivers and reinstalling them using DDU.
I've been tackling an issue with my first gaming PC that I just built last March where if I leave the PC running for more than 4 hours or so then I would begin to experience weird audio popping sounds every second + this odd consistent short lag that would happen every time the audio popping would occur.
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