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  1. essenbe
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    I don't know about Asus Web Storage and Boot Setting as I have never used either of them. If you have a Windows Live ID, you have space on OneDrive which is most likely as good as or better than Asus. What I would try is reinstalling your Graphics drivers, but follow this tutorial and install nothing except the Graphics Driver and the PhysX driver. Just those 2. NVIDIA Drivers - Avoid Problems

    See if you can find an update on the realtek driver from Asus for your Motherboard. You could use DDU in this tutorial and ONLY SELECT the Realtek Sound, then reboot and install the new Realtek Drivers Drivers - Clean Left over Files after Uninstalling
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  3. FrenchFries
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    I did reinstall my Graphics drivers with the guide you mentioned above ( thanks for it thought ) and updates my Realtek audio drivers, didn't use DDU because It didn't ask me to uninstall audio drivers, only the Nvidia/Amd/Intel ones, but uninstalled Realtek drivers from the control panel instead. I will see if anymore crashes or freezes happen and if so I will come back with it later, otherwise I will mark this thread as solved.
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  4. essenbe
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    I would give it plenty of time before marking it solved. I hope it works for you. With the graphics cards putting audio drivers in them (why, I have no clue) and having audio drivers from your Motherboard drivers, increases the possibility of an audio driver conflict. I would have thought Nvidia/AMD would have known that. They both do it.
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  6. FrenchFries
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    Yea..
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  7. FrenchFries
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    I didn't have anymore freeze ( which is awesome !! ) and games are crashing a lot less than it used to, neither videos. It surely solved something from what we did. Do you have anything else you wanted to look at? Or else its gonna be fine, then I thank you a bunch for the help and time you gave me!!
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  8. Layback Bear
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    It appears that you and Steve have got you problems solved.
    Wait for Steve to give his approval. Just to be sure.
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  10. essenbe
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    If you are happy with the way it is running, it is fine by me. If you have any more problems, you know where to find us. If you believe it is fixed, please mark this thread solved.
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  11. Layback Bear
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    Well done Steve. Another happy customer.
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  12. essenbe
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    I sure hope so, Jack.
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  13. FrenchFries
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    Indeed I am happy ! Thank you very much Steve !
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