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Still waiting on some feedback. Not had a recurrence but I'd still really like to know what the cause was. Thanks! http://www.eightforums.com/bsod-crashes-debugging/66846-bsod-after-closing-gta-v-reference-pointer.html

Yesterday I updated my computer via windows update. After updating, a few hours or so, I played some GTA, when I closed the game I received this error. I again opened the game to replicate the issue but it did not reoccur. Although that's unsurprising bsods rarely adhere to pattens. Just as a...

Uninstalled avast, issue disappeared. Reinstalled with just the free version, nothing bad yet. Think some of the pro features might've screwed me over. Regardless, thank-you for your help!

Whoops! Wonder how that happened

Ok cool. Created a restore n backed up then ran it, issues still there.

Thought ccleaners registry cleaner was a frowned upon tool?

Seemingly out of nowhere this has occurred, date installed has disappeared and by that I mean the dates of installation have all vanished. Any idea on the cause?

Reset router. No settings for HD audio in AMDs control center, it shows up in sound and device manager but its not enabled as the active sound system. Updated network adapter (not sure if I had, done so much updating). Connected via ethernet. Oh and connected through HDMI yes.

Will do! I understand it's strange to see networks causing such issues. But the huge correlation between refreshing a page and instant audio crackling/glitches is too much to ignore, combined with the LatencyMon logs and the fact that disabling the network adapter gets rid of the issue. It's...

Even though there's inconsistencies, the baseline it provides gives a more user friendly view than LatencyMon. Its easier to look past the inaccuracies it gives and just at the major spikes. In other words I'm only using it for monitoring of hard faults which I then compare time wise with...

Hello, You mean use LatencyMon? I have been. Got a few snapshots of it in my first post to illustrate the problem. I know there's issues with the latency checker but the latency problems it highlights are still perfectly valid and correlate with LatencyMon.

Recently been getting significant latency issues on my desktop after roughly a day/two of use (hibernating at night). This causes audio stuttering and static. Issue seems to be caused by ndis, and tcpip. Using DPC Latency monitor I noticed it would skyrocket to red whenever the internet got a...

I have tried that solution of the bcedit tick command, no difference unfortunately. Audio I think is just a symptom of the underlying issue, which seems to be network related so I think I might head over to one of the network sub-forums. Thank-you very much for your help though. Its lead me...

Well the reason I'm saying this is that the correlation seems fairly significant. For example: Each grouping of spikes there is a browser refresh which utilises internet. Now I'm not saying its the modem or router, at least I don't think so, but rather but drivers associated with internet...

Not sure about ruling out internet. Considering when it happens in MPC or itunes the browser, or some other internet related program, is also running and said issue is extremely pronounced when reloading a browser page.

0xC1900101 - 0x40017 update failed, joy of joys.

All enhancements are disabled. Fairly certain its a latency problem now. Using a pair of realtek speakers but issue persists through headphones and various jacks. Updating to 8.1; I pray that something it brings fixes this. Sfc /scannow found nothing amiss. Using DPC latency checker and...

Issue still persists a day and a bit after restart. Seems to occur when theres more bass. Been playing a song on repeat that I can gauge a reasonable baseline from, on itunes. When a browser is open, firefox or chrome, the audio stutters/crackles, when said browsers are closed, nothing. Opening...

Five hours later and it is done, the chkdsk that is. Attached screenshots of device manager, control panel > sound, and also attached the chkdskresults file.

Updated Asus audio, although I think I had already, no harm in retrying though. Device manager says AMD high def device and Reaktek high def device. Recently done a full scan on avast. No hardware or software changes around the time of issue starting bar running ccleaner. Don't know if...