Need to update ndis.sys (Network Driver Interface Specification) due to Latency.

[Astralv]

I have a problem with latency that causes audio dropouts and clicks with audio interface (pro-audio). The LatencyMon reports that driver/device causing latency is my network ndis.sys (Network Driver Interface Specification) and Direct X driver. I disabled Bluetooth and WiFi in BIOS. Now the only network adapter I have is Intel Ethernet connection version 12.13.17.7. the Latency is very significant, going all the way across the screen in red zone. Is there any way I can update this driver? It says I have the latest driver when I search for it from "Update Driver" options. Thank you.

 

[Alabalcho]

Why you think the latency comes from a very low-level Microsoft-provided part of TCP/IP stack?
- your PC might be just slow for what you're doing
- you might have background processes you are not (yet) aware of

 

[Astralv]

Why you think the latency comes from a very low-level Microsoft-provided part of TCP/IP stack?
- your PC might be just slow for what you're doing
- you might have background processes you are not (yet) aware of

The LatencyMon is a program that checks latency and tells what drivers cause latency and CPU interruption. It points to my network ndis.sys (Network Driver Interface Specification) and Direct X driver. This is a long thread discussing the latency and my system, I just trying to figure out how to resolve this particular driver issue. Thank you.

http://forum.cakewalk.com/Breaking-news-Presonus-is-now-working-but-pops-and-clicking-wont-go-away-m3621002.aspx

 

[Astralv]

Looks like my Latency is good until I get on the Internet, and when I get there, ndis.sys goes in to the red area of causing issues.