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08-20-2024
04:03 PM
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08-20-2024
05:42 PM
by
RodrigoB
I am needing so much help that it's ridiculous. I don't even know where to start to even ask for help, but I'll try my best. I have the HP-AIO-22-dfoo23w Product #: 9EE21AA#ABA Serial #: [personal info removed] I upgraded to Windows 11 a while back, version 23H2 I think it is. Anyways, long story short, I knew nothing about computer when I bought the thing, I'm surprised after 3 yrs it's still able to turn on and run somewhat normal, nowadays it's just getting very slow, doesn't want to stay connected to wifi, and my printer does not want to connect to it to either. I realized today that I had been putting in Windows 11 version 21H2 or whatever on the HP support website and downloading all the drivers and even the BIOS. Today, to my surprise, I realized that my computer is the opposite, it's just Windows 11, so I've been downloading the wrong drivers and BIOS the past 3 yrs. Another issue is that I didn't know you were suppose to click on the download to unpack it and install it that way, so I honestly don't even know how many updates, drivers, etc. That are actually installed on this thing. I don't even know what to do I honestly do not. Any time I attempt to use some big name software to help me fix certain issues, later on down the road I get the same error messages telling me the issues aren't fixed. So, I've given up there too. I just need help figuring out what I need to do. If someone could even send me a list of all the correct drivers it needs, and the correct BIOS, that would be great. & do I just delete the wrong drivers? Or how do I do that? Oh and would it be safer, easier, less stressful to just completely reset this thing? Or would it screw up since it doesn't have the correct drivers, etc?? I know this is ALOT for anyone taking the time to read, but PLEASE, I AM IN DESPERATE NEED OF HELP, you will be greatly appreciated. 🙂
OH, & if someone could send me the correct manual for it too, I'd love that. When I attempt to download it, it gives me an error code.
08-20-2024 04:11 PM
Here are some clearer, more correct device specifications..
Operating System: Windows 11 Home 64-bit Version: 22631.4307
Microprocessor: AMD Ryzen 3250U with Radeon Graphics system memory: 8 GB
System Board: 86F3 00100
System BIOS: F.51
Graphic Device 1: AMD Radeon Vega 3 Graphics.
Audio
DEVICE 1: Realtek High Definition Audio
Driver: RTKVHD64.SYS
VERSION: 6.0.9499.1
DEVICE 2: AMD HIGH DEFINITION AUDIO DEVICE
DRIVER: AtihdWT6.sys
Version: 10.0.1.30
I HOPE THIS HELPS, IM NOT SURE WHAT INFO ANYBODY WOULD NEED, BUT I HOPE THIS IS MORE THAN ENOUGH.