On the current 1903 18362.295 build reg file breaks boot completely, windows boots, but shows only modern boot menu instead of deskop, you'll need backup/restore or advanced skills to revert the...

Yes, LatencyMon is your best choice, Mein Volk. You don't need any green/yellow bars, you have full statistics about latency for every driver or whatever executable.

Just stop using obsolete software that can't work correctly with this OS.

I don't know what is happened, but some time ago stuttering just gone. I think MS just did something, I have not changed anything.

Know what? I just started my virtual machine with windows 10 MS and logged with MS account and it have the same behavior as yours.
Switch to local account and everything will work.
I think it's MS...

Is it Enterprise or PRO? Does it have local or MS account?

Sorry I can not help you. Look carefully for everything, check if provided in the thread batch file working for you, if it works, then you do something wrong, if it's not working also, then there is...

May be it's some kind of user permission problem? Don't you accidentally changed permissions for registry keys, that user 'SYSTEM' can not access it anymore?

Sure it's reflected. And I have the same build as yours.

What "this"? Script? It still working for me. What windows version do you use? Some insider crap?

It does not matter rebbot or reboot, this policy setting does not work, did not work either year before it was posted by SonicBlue. ;)
Windows just ignores all policy settings, at least for me on...

This does not work on me.

Batch works perfectly for me too also. Thanks.

In additional to batch file you can just hide the running batch window, just for preventing stealing focus problems. Instead of starting batch directly just start it via .vbs file


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I can confirm that stuttering exists — it's not that annoying anymore, but it is, even after all possible updates installed. It's not random but always linked to network stack/activity. There is no...

Redstone released with absolutely same problem. Well done Microsoft!

Just for record, audio stutter issues still exist after all of updates. Not so much but it still.

I have this policy ENABLED and my PC continues to restart automatically after update. Microsoft just ignores this option.

Installed Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1511 for x64-based Systems (KB3120677)
after that I don't have audio stutters, but video only (freezes) :)
ndis.sys is 89ms DPC highest

Ok, another one thing to try.
Run CMD as admin
powercfg -attributes SUB_PROCESSOR 5d76a2ca-e8c0-402f-a133-2158492d58ad -ATTRIB_HIDE
then open power management plan "Maximum Perfomance"
and set...

Today we have KB3118754 and in updated file list there is also new kernel again... Any feedback?
I can test it later also
Edit:
Nothing changed.

I have tested "High Perfomance Plan' firstly, but this did not helped a lot. Now I am running "Balanced" without high DPC usage full day, just internet surfing and video watching, no p2p.

Forgot to say — I have had another "champion" next to ndis.sys, it was Wdf01000.sys with DPC peaks up to 30ms and the reason was... Intel RST that was uninstalled and replaced by standard MSAHCI....

Tested with LAN card disabled in device manager and, separately, torrent free mode... so far, so good — both no stutters, no DPC problems in latencymon.
Anyway to minimize stutters I've used tcp/ip...

When LAN Disabled I did not have stutters, but I have not tested for a long time, just a couple of hours.
I am planning to unplug it next night, to see if I have DPC problems.
I don't think that...