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I removed all devices, including the monitor from the NUC, ie just power and headphones, I tried it in other locations and power sockets. Plugged in headphones instead and the noise is still present.Īfter spending most of xmas day trying to isolate the noise, the best I could come up with is there noise interference around the place, mostly my wifi modem, and the NUC audio easily picks up that noise. Plugged it in on the day and there is loud static coming out speakers.

Realtek high definition audio windows 10 6.0.1.7673 install#

Click on the Update > set to ignore / remove the Update from the install list (put file in Action Log)įixed / Answered? Click that post Accept as Solution to help others find am not aware of a program that runs on HP consumer computers other than the HPSA that would be trying to install an update to your HP Audio Driver.After setting up the NUC pre-xmas as a gift for my partner, of course didn't test the audio as it just one of those things that should just work.

If the update still shows up on the list >.

Open HPSA > click ' Check for updates and messages' to allow the program to update the list >.

Realtek high definition audio windows 10 6.0.1.7673 download#

Set HPSA > settings to 'Check for Updates.' (as opposed to 'Automatically download / install) >.

If replacing the HPSA program does not work (you are still seeing a request to update the Driver), try / consider: HP PCs - Troubleshooting HP Support Assistant (Windows 10,

If you have ‘Admin’ control, you may highlight the package and “double-click” to install it, else Right-Click, Select run as Administrator and install.

If the HPSA is not working correctly, you can remove the program from Programs and Features > reboot > download and install a new copy of the program. Start> Settings> scroll down, Click Device Manager

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Right-clickon the driver > Properties> Driver If you are unsure of what is installed now, check installed version:Ĭontrol Panel> icon view > Device Manager> Open Audio> Rev.A supercedes the Previous version: 6. If I think of something else, I will post back.įixed / Answered? Click that post Accept as Solution to help others find Answers. I should think that if the Driver is downloading from somewhere on the network, you would see a related link / process in the Resource Monitor. If the process that is continually downloading and trying to install the Driver is other than the HPSA, then you may have to dig through the Process list (Task Manager > Performance > Resource Monitor) and see if you can track down the rogue program. The Task Manager > Details will name the (HPSA) program as 'HPSF.exe' (executable for the HPSA). Task Manager will name the HPSA program when that program (HP Support Assistant) is opened (click on program and run). If the process is repeating even after removing the program and completing a cold start (boot from OFF), then the install must be controlled with other than the HP Support Assistant (as you said).

that should squelch (stop) the HPSA and any subsequent download / install process initiated by HPSA.

If you shut down and then reboot the computer from an OFF condition (not a restart),.

If you remove the HP Support Assistant from Programs and Features,.

Am not aware of a program that runs on HP consumer computers other than the HPSA that would be trying to install an update to your HP Audio Driver.