Adjust
Power Options
Hello everyone, This
optimization prevents the computer from going into Sleep Mode, which can cause
playback issues with audio interfaces. This will also prevent the hard drives
from going to sleep, and disables USB Selective Suspend, which can cause pops
and clicks during record and playback with USB interfaces when enabled.
steps:
- Open the Control Panel.
- In Large icon View, click on Power Options.
- Select the High Performance power plan. Click on the Change plan settings link.
- Set the display's sleep time to Never.
- Set the computer's sleep time to Never.
- Click on the Change advanced power settings link.
- Click on the + sign next to Hard Disk.
- Click on the + sign next to Turn Off Hard Disk After.
- Click in the value box; the text entry field will now be accessible.
- In the text entry field, type Never.
- Click on the + sign next to USB settings.
- Click on the + sign next to USB selective suspend setting.
- Double-click where it says Enabled and click on Disabled.
- Click on the + sign next to Processor power management.
- Click on the + sign next to Minimum processor state.
- Type 100 in the Setting (%) text entry field.
- Click Apply then OK.
- Click Save Changes.
- Close the Power Options window.
Disable
USB Power Management (USB interfaces only)
This optimization frees up bandwidth
on the USB bus and can help resolve problems with device recognition and driver
installation.
- Open the Control Panel.
- Click on Device Manager.
- In the Device Manager window, double-click on Universal Serial Bus Controllers.
- Double-click on the first USB Root Hub item.
- Click on the Power Management tab.
- Uncheck the box that says Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power. and click OK.
- Repeat this process for all other USB Root Hub items.
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