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1. #BEST ANTIVIRUS AND OPTIMIZER FOR WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
2. #BEST ANTIVIRUS AND OPTIMIZER FOR WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10#
3. #BEST ANTIVIRUS AND OPTIMIZER FOR WINDOWS 10 SOFTWARE#

If you want to run more third party security software make sure you can easily disable it IF you find it interferes with your music software or peripherals. The inbuilt Windows Security is more than enough for most people and has a very low impact on a system and so is usually fine to leave running in the background. Some anti-virus software can play havoc with your system when trying to run low latency audio.

If it’s a small window click on “More Details”.Right-click the taskbar and select Task Manager.Task Manager – Disabling Start-up entries If you prefer to see these tweaks demonstrated and want a fully explanation then check out the video at the bottom of this page where I take you through it all. So follow these first, see how that goes, and only if you are still having trouble should you investigate further. Care is needed here: It’s possible to hobble your own system in the pursuit of maximising power. This is not as extensive as many other sites and guides suggest because many of the common tweaks have built up over time and are no longer helpful or relevant.

#BEST ANTIVIRUS AND OPTIMIZER FOR WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 10#

Disclaimer: All these tweaks are done at your own risk! The Best Windows 10 Tweaks for Audioįirst, let’s look at some general tweaks that every system needs.

#BEST ANTIVIRUS AND OPTIMIZER FOR WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#

Thankfully, I’ve pieced together an answer buried in a few online forums and can show you how to get High Performance on your laptop and regain access to the advanced power options. However, when making music we need to be able to make a couple of tweaks just to get glitch-free playback – without compromising system integrity in any way. All Microsoft is trying to do is to ensure that their products such as the Surface range can run properly within the limits of their thermal profiles boosting the power profiles can have a detrimental effect on battery life and the life of the internal components. We lost our ability to access those power settings and run more than a “Balanced” power profile. Unfortunately, Microsoft stripped this functionality from Windows and the registry in the 2004 and 20H2 update. This was known as the “Connected Standby” or “CSEnabled” tweak. We’ve been using a registry tweak for quite some time that gives laptop users the ability to access the advanced power settings that Microsoft has removed. Microsoft Strips Registry Tweaks from Windows 10

This can be problematic for music production because it often results in glitches in audio when playing software instruments and CPU throttling when running projects. Microsoft focuses development for laptops and similar machines on power-saving, adjusting Windows to maximise battery life by minimising CPU usage. On laptops, hybrids and tablets it’s a different story. The first tweaks in this article are all you need for a smooth-running system for music production. On Windows desktops there have been no major problems with running low latency, glitch-free audio. But we’re not watching a movie, playing a game or checking our socials: We’re making music, so our needs are different. High latency makes all these things run smoothly and that’s a good thing it gives the computer time to process everything and stream it perfectly to you. The majority of computer users are running browsers, email, social media, games, streaming, photo editing and lots of other common tasks and that’s where Microsoft puts their focus. Usually, it’s in areas where we are trying to force our computers into doing something that our non-musical colleagues are not: low latency audio. Windows 10 updates can sometimes bring trauma to us power users.