Hello people,
I looked to the NTLite software to try to solve the dropouts problems with the audio that afflict my pc (Dell Latitude 3500 with Motu Ultralite Mk5 interface).
From some tests and verifications, in particular with the sw LatencyMon, I have identified that the ACPI.sys driver is the major cause of DPC latency.
On this forum the user TheodoreMandylas claims that the ACPI driver for Dell laptops is literally a PITA, but I don't understand if this is really hardware related as it looks like a Windows component...
However, I would simply like to try to create a version of Windows 11 without any energy and power management, and with the timer resolution fixed at a minimum (0.5 ms), but I have not found much information about it (the rest of the functions, including Windows Update, Defender, Security Center, etc, I would like to keep them).
I think this thing is useful for many people, especially for those who do audio production or live events (who generally rely on Mac to overcome the aforementioned problem).
That said, if anyone could give me two tips on which components and settings to tap, they would be most welcome.
I looked to the NTLite software to try to solve the dropouts problems with the audio that afflict my pc (Dell Latitude 3500 with Motu Ultralite Mk5 interface).
From some tests and verifications, in particular with the sw LatencyMon, I have identified that the ACPI.sys driver is the major cause of DPC latency.
On this forum the user TheodoreMandylas claims that the ACPI driver for Dell laptops is literally a PITA, but I don't understand if this is really hardware related as it looks like a Windows component...
However, I would simply like to try to create a version of Windows 11 without any energy and power management, and with the timer resolution fixed at a minimum (0.5 ms), but I have not found much information about it (the rest of the functions, including Windows Update, Defender, Security Center, etc, I would like to keep them).
I think this thing is useful for many people, especially for those who do audio production or live events (who generally rely on Mac to overcome the aforementioned problem).
That said, if anyone could give me two tips on which components and settings to tap, they would be most welcome.