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10-25-2017 11:52 AM
Hi
HP ended up asking to return the notebook and they send me another model free of charge, i guess they know
there is a problem with conexant and windows 10,
the new model they send me should arrive today, but i can confirm is does not use conexant but realtek
i think will be fine
will update as soon i test the new notebook
Thanks
Estuardo
06-22-2019 12:56 AM
For me uninstalling and reinstalling the Conexant audio driver did not help either.
However, I managed to resolve the issue on my own as follows:
Flow.exe usually is installed in the C:\Program Files\Conexant\Flow directory. The respective uninstall command line that I found in the Windows Registry of my HP computer is "C:\Program Files\Conexant\Flow\Setup64.exe -U -IFlowSetup".
By executing this uninstall command in a command line box, i was able to remove the persistent and nasty Flow.exe related error messages while maintaining the Conexant ISST audio driver functionality.
Hope this helps!
04-26-2021
08:16 AM
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05-02-2025
12:03 PM
by
Raj_05
Hey Guys, I hope you're doing fine!
Conexant Flow is a software component of Conexant SmartAudio II by Conexant. Conexant SmartAudio II is an audio driver interface for audio chipsets manufactured by Conexant, which is installed in many HP Computers. Many Conexant problems are due to the driver not being up to date. This video contains instructions for checking if your drivers are up to date.
Update Windows 10 | HP Computers | HP
If you're looking for a specific driver, visit the Software Download Page to select your product, and then download the driver you're looking for.
If you get the following message when starting up the computer "Failed to create Conexant Audio Factory, the SmartAudio will now exit", follow the instructions in Failed to Create Conexant Audio Factory.
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