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This works in most cases, where the issue is originated due to a system corruption.
Clementine music stuttering when other programs running windows 10#
This situation is getting very frustrating, as I know it is for you too. Fix: Video Stuttering on Windows 10 If the issue is with your Computer or a Laptop you should try using Restoro which can scan the repositories and replace corrupt and missing files.

The only change was the Windows Updates from last week, but obviously, that doesn't seem to be the issue either.
Clementine music stuttering when other programs running software#
I haven't installed any new software recently nor does my computer have any viruses. I'm trying to avoid that route if possible, especially since I am very skeptical that it would even work and that if it did, it probably wouldn't last long. My brother-in-law, who works with computers quite a bit, suggested I might have to do a factory system restore. I'm no techie by any stretch of the imagination, so I could be way off on that. It would seem to me that if it were just an audio issue, the video would continue to play with no interruptions. I notice when watching videos, such as YouTube, that when the grinding/skipping sound occurs, the video also freezes. At first, I thought this was just an audio problem, but I think it may go a bit deeper. I've tried virus scans, system cleanups, uninstalling and reinstalling the audio driver, etc. I uninstalled some Windows Updates from last week, but that didn't help either. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find the solution after days of trying. As long as I have that disabled / unchecked, and it does not load at startup, no stuttering!! If I enable it in Services and it loads at start up, the stuttering comes back.

I finally narrowed it down - I believe - to the Intel Matrix Storage Event Monitor in the Services Tab. So I knew it was something I was loading at startup, so I kept adding items and rebooting, adding items back then rebooting. But, to make a long story short, after I chose to not load my startup items, and not to load all of my non-microsoft services (make sure to click that "Hide All Microsoft Services" checkbox before disabling them - you don't want to disable those), I rebooted and the stuttering was gone.
Clementine music stuttering when other programs running how to#
(You do this by going to System Configuration by typing msconfig in your "Search Programs and Files" box when clicking on the start button - there are plenty of internet pages that tell you how to do it). I was reading about performing a Clean Boot, which allows you to reboot without loading any services, or startup items. This is what seems to have solved the problem for me. Have been trying for weeks to solve it, and I THINK I have finally done it by going through all these forums. Wow - I have the exact same laptop and operating system you do, with the exact same issue.
