Windows 7 problem with sound,got lagging 0.5s at random time

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i dont know where to post this sound issue, so i post here
this happened 1 week ago, and ive been using my laptop for a year...
its got delay/lag for 0.5s from any sound (music player, video, sound from game too..)
my laptop is asus N46VZ , and i currently reinstalling windows 1 week ago..
this never happenend before, is it driver or hardware that makes it like this ???
i doubt its from spdif output headset, because i listening from headset, and ive tested if i dint use headset the problem didnt occur (probably, because i test it not long enough..)
need solution

sorry for my bad english
 
Solution
Like I said, I've not seen a laptop with a S/PDIF port, if your's does I would like to see a screen shot of it. The only sound ports for a headset/external speakers I've ever seen on any laptop are the green/pink 3.5mm jacks or the use of the USB ports for USB connected headsets and external speakers. I betting anything your plugging it into the wrong port.
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After reinstalling have you installed all the latest drivers for your laptop? What video/music source are you using? I never heard/seen a spdif head set before....and it's unclear to me, that with the headset plugged in you have or don't have the issue?
 
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sorry for my english, its become unclear to you...
yes, i installed the latest drivers for my laptop, im using vlc video player and foobar2000 for music player..
i mean when the headset plugged in the problem occurs
thanks
 
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The sound works correctly through the laptop speakers....but not with the headset you have? Is the headset a 3.5mm plug or usb? If a 3.5mm, are you plugging it into the right sound port. Like I said, I've never heard of a spdif headset, nor have I heard of a laptop with a spdif port. Can you post the make/model of your headset?
 
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its 3.5mm plug, yes i plugging it to the right port, i mean S/PDIF port on laptop, i plugged my headset into S/PDIF port on laptop...
im using sony headset MH410c for sony xperia
 
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Like I said, I've not seen a laptop with a S/PDIF port, if your's does I would like to see a screen shot of it. The only sound ports for a headset/external speakers I've ever seen on any laptop are the green/pink 3.5mm jacks or the use of the USB ports for USB connected headsets and external speakers. I betting anything your plugging it into the wrong port.
 
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Solution

the last display, no.4 , the S/PDIF port is in the first then microphone, usb 3.0 , dvd player , subwoofer, lastly kensington lock..
 
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