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DAX Crackling Isssues

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I remember having this same issue a while back. I recently updated my Windows 10 computer to the most current build. I am having issues now, with the v3.2.39 and previous install version, the same crackling of audio on the DAX ports. I have rebooted. I completely uninstalled all Flex software using the Revo Uninstaller and removing all associated files I and the program could find. I installed the newest installer just a little bit ago and continue to have the same crackling of the audio. I recallsomeone going into the installer folders and running some files there prior, I did the same, I believe registry files. No fix found. The way I was able to correct the problem before was to do a FULL re-install of windows on the hard drive. I DO NOT WANT TO DO THIS AGAIN. Any suggestions? I need clear audio from the DAX channels to utilize the software I run, without it being clear and clean the software is totally useless.

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  • Member ✭✭✭

    Glenn, have you checked your computer for high DPC latency? (Deferred Procedure Call)?

    This tool: https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon

    Can check.

    I was having a problem with DAX just quitting. I ran this tool and found a LOT of things that were pushing the latency up way into the high yellow and red.

    The program can suggest items that may need driver updates. With a few driver updates I got the latency down to the high green and DAX was mostly happy after that.

    Not sure if this will help you but its worth a shot.

  • Member
    Glenn, you might also try running--

    SCAN REPAIR CORRUPTED SYSTEM FILES WITH SFC /SCANNOW

    This is how you can run an SFC scan in Windows.

    Be signed in to computer as Administrator.

    Press the Windows key + X to open the main menu.

    Click Windows PowerShell (Admin).

    When Command Prompt opens, enter sfc /scannow and press Enter. (Yes, there is a space between sfc and / ).

    The repair process will now start. ( this takes a while but you have a percent counter to show progress.)

    Good luck,

    Roy - W5TKZ

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