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HP ENVY Desktop 750-209
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I just got this tower a week ago a screen came up saying register my warranty with HP so I did and now about ever hour a screen keeps popping up saying:Welcome to your new HP,You're all set,Done

How do I get rid of that message?

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I found the HP Welcome don't remember where but I deleted it from my computer on Sat and it hasn't popped up.So I would say this question has been answered.

Thanks for all the help 🙂

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@nottheface

 

Please try this solution

from DavidPK

 

From the Start Menu, select Settings, then System and then select Apps and features in the left hand pane.

 

When the list has populated, locate HP Welcome and left click it - you should now see the option to Uninstall.

 

Please tap Kudos for David on this Thread:

Windows 10 - HP Welcome appears every 5 minutes

 

 

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The first line: From the Start Menu, select Settings, then System and then select Apps and features in the left hand pane.

OK but the 2nd line: When the list has populated, locate HP Welcome and left click it - you should now see the option to Uninstall.

It doesn't show HP Welcome.

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@nottheface

 

Well, Rats.

 

I have not seen this issue.

 

I did find the program files on one notebook running Windows 10 Pro AU)

 

Shortcut located in:

C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\HP Welcome (file shortcut)

 

Executable located in:

C:\Program Files\HP\HP Welcome

 

The executable (on my one notebook) actually pulls up (starts) a program that offers you the opportunity to Register your computer.  ???

 

Fancy_Lines_2.jpg

 

Open a File Explorer Window, navigate to Windows Local Disk (C) and search for something related.  Use (for example) keyword "welcome".

 

If Windows does not find anything, and it may not due to the rather simplistic default Index settings, you might try a (free) third party search program:

 

Nirsoft SearchMyFiles v2.72

 

Although the program is not entirely intuitive, with a bit of practice you can find just about anything.

 

Fancy_Lines_2.jpg

 

If I find anything else useful, I will post back.

 

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Dragon-Fur I did eventully find HP Welcome it was under "Apps & features" I left click like you said to uninstall it now I will see if that works.So for now this question is answered.

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**bleep** it it didn't work that stupid message is back 😞

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@nottheface

 

Rats.

Stubborn mesage. :indifferent:

 

I assume you have completely shut down the computer and booted from the "off" condition.

 

Oh, one thing:  You might try (temporarily) shutting off "fast boot" so the OS is forced to read everything from the onboard File System when the system is booted.

 

Fast Startup - Turn On or Off in Windows 10

 

Fast Startup - How to disable if it's causing problems

 

Dragon-Fur NOTE:

  • Business Notebooks > Fast Boot setup may be enabled / disabled in the BIOS

Shut down the workstation > Power on, immediately tap-tap-tap F10 to enter the BIOS >

Advanced > Boot Options >

Check / Uncheck Fast boot > Save and exit

 

 

Fancy_Lines_3.jpg

 

If no joy:

 

I suggest you contact HP Technical Support and put the question before the Support group.

 

HP Contact Information – Sales, Technical Support, other Contacts -  USA / Canada

Contact HP – USA - Assistance

 

HP Tech support/ Customer Service  – Some English Speaking Countries

Including UK and Europe

 

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Dragon-Fur

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I found the HP Welcome don't remember where but I deleted it from my computer on Sat and it hasn't popped up.So I would say this question has been answered.

Thanks for all the help 🙂

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I had same issue with that stupid popup message and couldn't get it to stop. I tried:

Settings / System / Apps & Features - no workie.

I tried:

Ctrl+Shift+Esc / Disable - no workie.

I tried System Restore and didn't find what I was supposed to restore / fix - so no solution!

I tried installing Advanced Uninstaller PRO - no friggin workie!

I tried Ctrl+Shift+Esc / Process Tab / Right click on HP Welcome / Open File Location / Delete Garage.Container. Didn't work.

BUT, while I was poking around in that location I found an uninstall that finally worked! (It's been several hours and so far so good.)

On my Win 10 Spectre 360 the path was

C:\Program Files\HP\HP Welcome\uninstall. ...It's a Windows Batch File that finally did the trick when run from there.

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Much appreciated, thank you!

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