HP Jumpstart

[JuliaH1]

I am trying to get rid of HP Jumpstart, if anyone can help please.

It is not showing up in MSCONFIG services, or in the control panel - where else could it be hiding.   It's really annoying!

Thanks

[Dragon-Fur · Accepted solution]

@JuliaH1 

Welcome to the HP Community.

HP JumpStart is located in the Windows Start menu on select computers.

Windows Key > All Apps >

Find and

Right-Click the application > UNPIN from Start to remove it from your Tile Menu

If it can be uninstalled:

Find and

Right-Click the application > More > Uninstall

What else?

Settings > Apps > Apps and Features

Find and

Left-Click on HP Jumpstarts

Click Advanced for additional Options (for example, switch off notifications)

OR

If it can be uninstalled >> Click Uninstall to remove

References / Resources

Includes an example of Windows Start that includes Jumpstart in Step 1.

 HP PCs - Using HP JumpStart (Windows 10)

JumpStart is included with some products (See the HP article).

Regardless - At this writing:

The feature is not something you can install on your own.

HP Tech Takes – HP JumpStart – A Complete Guide

HP Device Support Home Page - References and Resources – Learn about your Device - Solve Problems

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When the website support page opens, Select (as available) a Category > Topic > Subtopic

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[JuliaH1]

Thank you, I think that has done the trick  😁

[Dragon-Fur]

@JuliaH1 

Ta-Da!

You are welcome.

When a program is not software,  ii might be an "application".

Applications are sometimes pre-loaded or can be installed from the  Microsoft Store

I've learned that if you can't find what you seek in Programs and Features,

Check in Settings > Apps > Apps and Features and / or the Windows Start > All Apps

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The Community is a separate wing of the HP website - We are not an HP business group.

Our Community is comprised of volunteers - people who own and use HP devices.

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