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If I download the audio driver from my mobo website I get the driver and software package.If I go to Realtek and download the latest audio driver I lose my software package. You need to download your driver from HP and HP only. The reason for this is with OEM's, they only test/support a specific set of driver/software packages that are known to work with the OEM mobo. Just because a newer driver is out there doesn't mean you should update.
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I guess I'll find out when I decide to give it a try.You have an HP OEM PC.the only way to update it is through HP.Not the device manager. With the Intel Driver and Support program for my current computer it doesn't say if the Graphic Settings software is included or not. If I remember correctly if I Updated the Driver (AMD) on that computer from the Device Manager I would lose the Catalyst Control Center. The Driver downloads for my Windows 7 computer included the Catalyst Control Center. My Windows 7 computer used a Catalyst Control Center which is similar to the Intel Graphics Settings on this computer. Sometime soon I'll try the Graphic Driver update given by that program. I just downloaded the Intel Driver and Support Assistant program. Also after I did the Update I checked the new Driver version and I'm almost positive that it was an Intel Driver. I guess I'll find out when I decide to give it a try.Īs mentioned in my thread I did a System Restore which rolled back the Driver. Visit Intel Graphic Control Panel page in the Windows Store to know the minimum requirements for launching application. When I run the app, I get this message: 'An incompatible legacy version of this application is installed on this system. The Driver downloads for my Windows 7 computer included the Catalyst Control Center. After that, I went on Microsoft Store to download it. That said, I would roll back your driver.As mentioned in my thread I did a System Restore which rolled back the Driver. These are designed to install/use a specific set of driver/software packages and are only meant to be updated through the OEM support web site. My guess would be the limitation of your OEM HP PC.
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