Still having latency issues

Still looking for a solution as to why I'm having constant pops and clicks during playback or recording since my Foxboro update two weeks ago. Cakewalk support couldn't figure it out the first time I called them, and since then I've installed a new solid state hard drive, thinking maybe the issue was there. Of course, the first we did was uninstall/re-install the interface drivers, which made no difference. The only thing that alleviates the problem is setting my ASIO driver setting two ticks higher, but that leaves the system borderline unusable for overdubs with a latency ready of 28.9 ms. Here's a couple of screen shots of how things were set before the Foxboro update and what I have to use now. Maybe the update timing was just a coincidence, but something happened.
The computer has no anti-virus software installed, as it is only connected to the internet when necessary for updates, etc.. Ran LatencyMon and it says I should be able to handle streaming audio with no problem. Any thoughts are appreciated.
 
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PC Audio Labs RokBox64 - 3.06 Ghz - 24 GB Ram  - Roland VS700R interfaces (two) - Windows 7 Professional 64 bit

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What is LatencyMon showing exactly, and how frequent are the clicks/pops? And what do your CPU core loads look like in a typical project? 96 samples should be okay if DPC latency is low and stable (most important), but intermittent spikes could still cause an occasional pop, especially if your CPU load is high at the same time. Sometimes a particular plugin can put a lot of load on the first core and blow the whole deal.
 
The non-ASIO-buffer related driver and hardware latencies are on the high side which is not helping keep total latency low. Will you lose interface channels if you increase the sample rate to 96kHz? If not, that might let you get more reasonable total latency with the larger buffer size.

Do you get the same using WDM? Or are there no WDM drivers for your interface? Do you happen to have ASIO4ALL installed on your system (long shot, but it caused me a lot of trouble). Any other recent audio/video stuff installed?

I remember Craig encountered an issue where disabling his graphics card's HDMI audio devices in the Windows Device Manager significantly improved his latency. Maybe your graphics card got an update that made things worse for you?

Would first think of going through all the Preference sections.
I'd say some simple setting is not correct somewhere, would just start checking 'Devices' and go through all the other settings.
No real clue but I'm expecting just a simple setting change will fix it...
 
good luck..

Just to double check, you're obviously not USING ASIO4ALL, but is it installed at all? Because it can interfere even when it's not actively selected as driver. Spent some frustrating hours figuring that one out.