Audio glitch with Windows 7

Hello,
I succesfully upgraded Vista to Windows 7 and I am very happy with it..........................except. Audio glitches!
With Vista I had no audio glitches but now with Windows 7 I have. With help from dpc latency checker I disabled every driver I could disable but no result.
Can anyone help me out please?!!!!

Hi
Which notebook model do you have exactly?
Have you installed latest Win7 sound driver for your notebook model?

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