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The power plan setting that might be wrecking your audio

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Accepted solution by Mateo N. — If youre using a USB DAC, plug it into a rear motherboard port directly, not a hub 😂 Disable USB seelctive suspend in the power plan.
  1. Lars Sorensen
    @kernel_wrangler

    my USB DAC crackle and pop during moving the mouse. its not constant, more like random little bursts every few seconds. the driver page shows this warning:

    USB Audio Device Properties

    USB Audio Device Properties
Device status:
This device cannot start. (Code 10)

{Operation Failed}
The requested operation was unsuccessful.

    Ive tried a different cable. My phone through teh same USB DAC sounds perfect. So something on the PC is wrong. Where do i start? Ive tested with a different set of USB DAC too and its teh same story. So Im fairly sure the problem is on the computer side, not teh audio hardware. seriously need help here 😭

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  2. Rowan Banerjee
    @rowan_quiet

    hmmmm quick q is the audio driver from Windows Update or from teh board maker?

    1 1 helpful
  4. Gabe W.
    @night_loop
    in reply to @kernel_wrangler

    hmmm if LatencyMon points at teh Wi-Fi driver, update it from the vendor or test with Wi-Fi disbaled... wireless drivers are a frequent source of DPC spikes. worked for me anyway 🤷

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  5. Mateo N.
    @mateo.nolan
    in reply to @night_loop Accepted solution

    If youre using a USB DAC, plug it into a rear motherboard port directly, not a hub 😂 Disable USB seelctive suspend in the power plan.

    1 8 helpful
  6. Selin Y.
    @lambda_garage39

    honestly just reset the fan curve and save yourself teh pain

    2 1 helpful

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