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- Set the latency to higher value (1024 samples). If you have a Native Instruments
audio interface set "standard latency" in the ASIO Settings panel.
- For Audio8DJ users: Make sure you have chosen the ASIO driver named "Audio 8 DJ
(ASIO)" as audio device (Preferences / Audio Setup), NOT the DirectSound driver
named "Audio 8 DJ (8 In, 8 Out)"
- Deactivate Key-lock in Traktor.
- Disconnect all unused USB devices from your computer.
In the following we list some essential tunings for Windows which we recommend to
do first. Some of these include to deactivate specific components on your
computer. We ask you to try this out in order to isolate the source of the issue,
even if you require this component for your daily work.
1.) Adjust Power Management settings
Start > Control Panel > Power Options.
Set the Power Scheme to "High Performance", click on "Change plan settings". On
the next page set both "Turn off the display" and "Put the computer to sleep" to
"Never".
Then click "Change advanced power settings" and in the window popping up make sure
you have the following settings:
Hard disc > Turn off hard disk after > Setting (Minutes) = Never
Sleep > Sleep after > Setting (Minutes) = Never
USB settings > USB selective suspend setting > Setting = deactivated
Display > Turn off display after > Setting (Minutes) = Never
Processor power managment > Minimum processor state > Setting = 100%
Processor power managment > Maximum processor state > Setting = 100%
2.) Disable the power saving option of the USB ports
In your device manager (control panel/ System/ Hardware), right click each "USB
Root Hub", choose "Properties > Power management" and untick the "allow the
computer to turn off this device to save power" option.
3.) Disable some components on your computer as a test
IMPORTANT: Here is a list of devices that you should NEVER deactivate since these
are essential components required by Windows: System timer, Keyboard, System
CMOS/real time clock, Microsoft ACPI-Compliant System, Numeric data processor,
Primary IDE Channel, Secondary IDE Channel, Graphics Controller, Ultra ATA Storage
Controllers. In general, you should not deactivate anything which is listed in the
branch "System Devices".
Right click the "My Computer" icon on the desktop > Properties > Hardware > Device
Manager
In the Device Manager right click a component and choose "deactivate" (NOT
"uninstall"!).
The following components are worth trying to deactivate first:
- Network adapter
- WLAN cards
- Bluetooth ports
- Infrared Ports
- ACPI compliant battery
- Trackpad
- Video cameras
- DVD drives
- Any third party component which is not an essential part of the system (be
careful and only deactivate those which you know and which are not required for
Windows to boot).
4.) Download and run the "dpclat.exe" application form the
Thesycon - USB and IEEE 1394 Software Development, USB and Firewire Device Drivers development
website. Let it run for one or two minutes and let me know, what exactly it shows
(or send me a screenshot).
Best regards
Frank, Native Instruments Support Team