Alienware 17 R2 Sound problems

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Hey at first a big thank you for this tool.
I use hwinfo64 on my Alienware 17 R2 (2015) to control my fans. 
It works very good but there is one big problem. If i use the sensors and i hear music or everything with audio, i have these freezing in the soundfiles every respin period. This is very annoying, what can i do to solve this problem?
Sorry for my bad english.

Greetings
Alex
 
Please try to disable (right-click and Disable Monitoring) the EC sensors (Alienware, DELL, or Compal) or SMART.
 
Martin said:
Please try to disable (right-click and Disable Monitoring) the EC sensors (Alienware, DELL, or Compal) or SMART.
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Hey thank you for the fast answer. 
I have try these options but nothing changed. The same freezing by hearing music or everything else.
Is there a other possibility to solve this problem?

Greetings 
Alex
 

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Does the freezing happen also if you disable fan control ?
Another option that you might try to disable is the "Periodic polling" under "CPU Clock Measurement" in main HWiNFO Settings.
 
Martin said:
Does the freezing happen also if you disable fan control ?
Another option that you might try to disable is the "Periodic polling" under "CPU Clock Measurement" in main HWiNFO Settings.
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The freezing is also there if i disable the fan control.
I try this option. It helps a little bit, the freezing is quieter and is not so long in there duration. 
What else can i try?

Thank you for your help.
Greetings 
Alex
 
Another idea would be to try to disable the entire Drive Scan in HWiNFO.
 
In the main Settings / Safety, the same screen where you disabled "Periodic polling".
 
I got the same problems here. The only way is not to use fan control. But I like the fan control feature to control over my temperature since it suck from beginning. Is there any work around sir?
 
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