Conexant Flow?

[imaref]

I noticed that "Flow" is running in the task manager all of the time, but I can't find any documentation about how to use it, change settings, etc. Bang & Olufsen is also running, but I can open Bang & Olufsen to change sound settings.

Does Bang & Olufsen override Flow, and if so, do I need to have Flow running? Or is there a way to open Flow and look at the settings?

[Rainbow23]

@imaref,

Welcome to HP Forums, this is a great place to get support, find answers and tips.

Thank you for posting your query, I'll be more than glad to help you.

I understand that you see that "Flow" is running in the task manager all of the time.

"Flow" could be a third party software, we do not have any information about it. You may uninstall the software.
 

You have a good day ahead.

[imaref]

"Flow" is a part of the Conexant audio driver package which came installed on my Envy, and is also installed when installing the Conexant audio drivers.

I think you better check your info again...

[Rainbow23]

@imaref, 
Thank you for your reply, I'll be more than glad to help you.

I understand that the issue is with the Conexant audio driver package which was pre-installed in the computer.

This issue requires one to interaction over the phone, please contact HP phone support for further assistance at the link: www.hp.com/contacthp

You have a good day ahead.
 

[SB78]

Why are HP support so unhelpful? The OP states there's no documentation and their response is to call them???

[jesperC]

Anyone found a working soultion for the Bo/Conexant audio driver problem on Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)?

A bit anoying to not have any sound on the laptop.

//j

[imaref]

Read through this thread:

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Audio/Latest-Envy-Conexant-B-amp-O-sound-driver-is-driving-me...

[jesperC]

@imaref

Already running the latest version and installing it again does, unfortunately, not solve anything.

Only solution I have found is to disable the Flow and MicTray programs, which are normally started via the task scheduler.

//j

[imaref]

If you want it fixed, you're going to have to UNinstall the latest driver:

1. Go to control panel, click on Conexant ISST Audio and choose "uninstall".

2. After uninstalling--reboot. When the computer starts back up, the volume icon will have a red X since there is no driver.

3. Wait for a few minutes and then Windows 10 will install the driver for you (you may have to wait longer if you have a slow internet connection).

4. I double checked in the device manager, and Windows 10 installed a compatible driver. Sound now works.

[jesperC]

Problem is that Flow.exe crashes on load and it makes no different at all if i uninstall/reinstall the Conexant ISST Audio drivers.

But as I wrote, preventing Flow and MicTray from executing when Windows boots solves the problem for me. 

By doing this I have audio and no warnings about crashing applications every time i powerup the laptop.

//j