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Mine runs perfectly now with just that one tweak. It appears as though my device has the latest drivers () version 1.2.0.2.”
I know that there were some bugs with the Surface Pro 4 regarding old battery drivers when the device first shipped. It’s a pretty annoying bug on a device that carries a premium price. So, I’m constantly having to turn them on/off depending on the task I’m performing (music = off, coffee shop work = on). Of course, this means that I don’t get any battery information. Once I disabled these in the device manager the problem went away completely. It was the acpi.sys Battery Monitor drivers. “I used an application called LatencyMon to track down the culprit. The topic was about the audio glitches with Pianoteq on the SP4.
I found the problem-solution with my SP4 i7 16GB RAM when I stumbled on a post in the Piano World forum, I don’t usually frequent. I do not use the high performance scheme I saved but the stock balanced. Nothing worked for me on a SP4 with a ton of glitches on Pianoteq Pro except just this and this is the only tweak I use.
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