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06-21-2016 09:53 PM
USB ports on dock have been pretty unreliable thus far.
I'm still running Bios 1.08 for now.
Just installed AS Media eXtensible Host Controller Driver version 1.16.35.1 Revision C. (Hiding in the revision history.)
Going to give this a shot for a few days and see if things improve... I was able to log in without plugging the keyboard directly into the computer, so I'm hopeful!
08-10-2016 05:48 AM - edited 08-12-2016 10:04 AM
Hi Stuart,
I think I have a partial solution! Have you been following the mega thread on USB ports? Please see iMaxx's posts on this thread: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Business-Notebooks/HP-Zbook-Thunderbolt-3-Dock-USB-ports-not-working/td...
Long story short - on the Studio, BIOS 1.12 and above eliminate the USB issue (I can personally confirm this with my office's zbooks). Might as well go with 1.13 which is what iMaxx links there. Also install the ASMedia firmware mentioned on that page - it's not the same as the eXtensible host controller driver. I'd also make sure your Nvidia and Intel drivers are updated to the version he states (and don't grab newer version's from Nvidia's site like I did!). These fixes combined have fixed USB and docking issues completely. We can undock, redock and our DP monitor immediately reconnects for once.
Now the bad part - still doesn't fix the oscillating fans. But huge improvements otherwise.
08-12-2016 10:03 AM - edited 08-12-2016 11:22 AM
Did any of you find a solution for continuously fluctuating fan speed? I can't find any solution on this forum that works for me. Furthermore I have a new machine running windows 10 so I can't downgrade the bios below 01.07
08-12-2016 11:31 AM - edited 08-13-2016 02:39 AM
Did any of you find a solution for continuously fluctuating fan speed? I can't find any solution on this forum that works for me. Furthermore I have a new machine running windows 10 so I can't downgrade the bios below version 01.07
(another message including the changes of the last one)
Besides, upgrading to the newest bios of August 5. or any other available update didn't work either
08-23-2016 07:56 AM
Same fan issue here. I found a solution:
Advanced Power Settings - Processor Power Management
Reducing Maximum processor state to less than 100% (I tried 95%) significantly reduced the fan noise.
Switching System cooling policy from Active to Passive -I'm not sure how much this helps.
Play around, I think you'll find relief.
09-06-2016 04:35 PM
None of the suggestions worked for me. I think the only solution would be a BIOS fix.
The fluctuating noise of the fan is really annoying; I'd rather have the fan make a loud noise then this soft whining noise.
Anyone has any updates on this?
--Dion