M500 audio lags

Hello, I have crucial m500 and I did clean install of windows 8. After this I installed my old hdd, formatted it and stored all media on it. The problem is that when I listen to music, which is stored in that hdd or watch videos from it, I have a clear audio lag and not so clear video delays every one in 20-60min intervals. Before I used this ssd, my windows were installed on this hdd and everything was just fine. I know its not a virus, because I did a clean install. I think it is related to ssd, but I don't know how to solve this. Another problem I have is that when I update to windows 8.1 my computer cant shut down, restart. Everything turns off, but the laptop still works( I mean the fan), so I have to use the hard button to shut it down. Also the option for sleep disappears, so there is only shut down and restart options(hibernate dosn't work too). If anyone knows how to fix any of these issues, please help and thanks in advance. My laptop specs: Acer v3-771gIntel core i5-3210m8GB ramx64 windows 8nVidia gt630mcrucial m500 250gb500gb WD scorpio blue

I've not seen this problem before. But almost all weird and wonderful Windows misbehaving issues on this drive appear to be caused by using out-dated sata drivers - usually supplied by your computers manufacturer. So I'd update them first and see if that helps: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&keyword=%22Intel+Rapid+Storage+Technology+(Intel+RST)%22

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