Sound Problem with Windows 10: Creaks & Cuts in Movies/Games - Realtek, NVIDIA, ASUS M5A78L-M LX3

Hello, I suddenly had a problem with the sound on my system because on some pages after maximizing the movie screen or in the games menu, the sound creaks and cuts. Suddenly there were two the same installed sound system drivers, if I remove them they install themselves as one of them turns off it also doesn't change anything. I also installed motherboard sound drivers (Realtek) also some sound driver from the Nividia graphics card and it still doesn't change anything. I have no idea what could have happened ...


My computer:
- Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
- ASUS M5A78L-M LX3 motherboard
- ASUS GEFORCE 950 GTX Strix graphics card
- Goodram RAM 8GB DDR3 1600MHz CL11 memory
- AMD FX-4300 Quad Core 3.8 GHz AM3 + processor
- Thermaltake Smart 530 W Modular power supply
- Gigabyte Poseidon Chassis housing (3 fans 120mm front rear side)
- Toshiba 1 TB drive

haslo14 wrote:

if I remove them they install themselves

Nothing installs itself. You don't agree and that's it.
Delete these drivers. Both. Reset the computer and do not agree to the automatic installation.
Install the Audio driver:
https://www.asus.com/pl/Motherboards/M5A78LM_LX3/HelpDesk_Download/
If they still crash, use bootable linux.
Clicks under linux will mean that the audio system is damaged.

I do so and they continue to appear themselves immediately after restarting the computer.

Added after 4 [hours] 1 [minutes]:

Or is it the fault of the new system update or the power supply voltage?

The power supply falls off. The power supply is to supply energy to the computer components, there is no controller that affects the system (If already, there is no such connector).
The latter maybe. But first, give me the sound card model.

If you have a motherboard CD, install the Audio drivers from the disc.

The sound card is integrated into the motherboard Realtek ALC887 . Unfortunately, I only have a CD with drivers for Windows 7, the manufacturer's website for Windows 10 is just an audio driver (Realtek). But as I wrote above, I installed it, but still the same. It still occurs as in the picture above "The device complies with the High Definition Audio standard" and double, even if it uninstalls it appears by itself. By installing the Realtek or Nvidi audio driver, it replaces one of these two, i.e. and then nothing changes in improving the sound

The screenshot shows that Nvidia High Definition Audio does not install correctly, dump the driver and install the latest http://www.nvidia.pl/Download/index.aspx?lang=pl

Still the same: I don't know what kind of apology some "High Definition Audio compliant device" was supporting: /

I suggest using a restore point.

Theoretically, if you have Realteka it should be like this and this third device can be anything connected to a USB .. computer.

@witoj Recently, I broke the register by autoruns, I had chaos there.
I suspect this is a faulty register (or system), but we won't know because @ haslo14 did not boot linux.

@ safbot1st I was also checking the registry using the command line sfc / scannow . And what about booting Linux I don't know much about it. I will also think about removing the last update. Maybe it's the fault of the new version of Adobe Flash Player?
@witoj I installed the Realtek and Nvidia drivers simultaneously, the High Definition Audio compliant device has disappeared but the sound problem remained.

haslo14 wrote:

And what about booting Linux I don't know much about it.

Download Rufus:
http://www.programosy.pl/download/pobierz,rufus,2.html
Download linux puppy image, it's only 250MB:
http://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/puppy-tahr/iso/tahrpup%20-6.0-CE/tahr-6.0.5_noPAE.iso
Turn on Rufus, point the linux ISO image under the ISO button, click Start.
Finally, all you need to do is restart your PC and press F8 to start to bring up the Boot Menu:

and choose a flash drive from the list:

Check e.g. on youtube, or play some MP3 / AVI.
Record a sample of "crackling" sound and sweep it.

It doesn't creak on Linux. And this is how it looks on Windows only when it maximizes the movie window or in the games menu. http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/wjzMcNL6/file.html maybe it's something with a flash? For example, youtube, only games or mp3, mp4, avi normally plays for me.
Added after 3 [hours] 54 [minutes]:
PS. I don't know what happened, but I exchanged CPU cooling for better - a completely different topic. I started the computer and everything was OK with the sound, very strange thing