You will have to update all drivers that require update.According to Harris, the company started to look at how people were using their computers, with more people using portable computers like laptops, in more than one location. If disabling the device fixes the problem you might need to reinstall the drivers for that specific drivers. Follow the steps below to fix this issue.įollow the steps written in step 2 to know how to disable specific devices in device manager. To ease up the work there is a software called DPC Latency checker which helps to monitor your system and gives the reason for the high latency.ġ) Download the DPC Latency Checker software, follow the steps to install the software and then run it.Ģ) This is as self-explanatory as it gets, if you see green bars only then your system is in proper condition.ģ) If you spot red bars then a device is causing some issue and the tool will also show you the name of the device that is failing. Fix 5 – DPC LatencyĮven high latency can be the issue of your many audio problems including the popping sound. If you can’t complete this step for some reason follow the steps given below to fix your problem. Follow these steps to disable ATI HDMI Audio:ġ)Press the Windows logo key and S together on your keyboard and then search for Device Manager.Ģ) Expand the Sound, video and game controllers category and right-click on ATI HDMI Audio device driver disable device. Sometimes ATI HDMI Audio device can be the reason for the audio popping out from your device, Disabling the device ensures it is not the culprit.
If that thing does not work, try choosing another format from dropdown and then test.
Choose 16 bit, 44100 Hz (CD Quality) from the dropdown and then click on Apply.
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