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‎07-02-2020 03:03 AM - edited ‎07-02-2020 03:04 AM

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Product: Elitebook 1050 G1
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Fed up with my HP Elitebook 1050 G1 with 32GBRAM .

Always hearing noisy sound and windows update failed when its try to update intel wireless driver.

 

Is there anyway to mute the noise?

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‎07-03-2020 12:53 AM - edited ‎07-03-2020 12:55 AM

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Hello @prakash-m 

 

Welcome !

 

With regards to the Intel driver, please visit download and install the latest version manually from this >> https://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp103501-104000/sp103641.exe

 

With regards to the noise - can you be more specific what kind of noise is this ? Is it coming from the fans or from the speakers, or some sort of electromagnetic one ? Can you connect this sound to something specific ? Is it "always on"  all the time ?

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‎07-03-2020 12:53 AM - edited ‎07-03-2020 12:55 AM

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Hello @prakash-m 

 

Welcome !

 

With regards to the Intel driver, please visit download and install the latest version manually from this >> https://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp103501-104000/sp103641.exe

 

With regards to the noise - can you be more specific what kind of noise is this ? Is it coming from the fans or from the speakers, or some sort of electromagnetic one ? Can you connect this sound to something specific ? Is it "always on"  all the time ?

Your FEEDBACK is important. Use the interactive buttons below and let me know if the post helps ;
*** HP employee *** I express personal opinion only *** Joined the Community in 2013
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