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06-11-2019 01:46 PM
hi to All HP Team
i have laptop envy 15t-J000 Quad edition Model no. (C8P47AAR) , every thing was ok and great , i and my battery become not able to power up the laptop , so i go to get another one , but when install any other new battery , the laptop shut down after two or one minute from it self , my intel bios version was F.66 , so i upgraded to F.69A and the laptop accepted the battery , but after short time , when i playing video or song , the sound muted from it self and the laptop little bit freeze but continue working without sound , noted that the sound icon is not muted , so i restart and sound works again and muted from it self,
i try to install anther windows 8.1 64 bit an windows 10 64 BiT also , also i try all sound drivers from hp and Microsoft that you can imagine, also same problem , i follow the troubleshooting of the windows and hp with no results , i also remove the battery and press and hold the PWR button fro almost 1 min , with no results , i try to downgrade to bios F.68 to keep the battery working , the hp diagnostic from bios menu says : unable to open bios signature file , i use windows key + b to try to roll back the screen black and no progress , i try to reinstall bios f.69A again it installed successfully , but the audio problem is the same , noted that i use Bluetooth speakers it works well , with no problem. that means its beats audio speakers.
please give me alternate method to downgrade to F.68 or load new bios version to overcome this problem , and if u have another solution , please helppppppp and give me e-mail to hp technical support.
06-13-2019 02:57 PM - edited 06-13-2019 02:57 PM
@alpha_theprince Welcome to HP Forums Community!
If the hard reset doesn't work you will need to update the Audio drivers (Realtek High-Definition (HD) Audio Driver) from the HP website.
Once you get to that page type your product # in (If you don't know what your product # is or where it's located on the notebook Here is a video which will show you exactly where to find it.) > Click search > Select the option " Software & Driver Downloads " > Choose your Operating System > Click next after Selecting Operating System > Scroll down and click the + (plus) next to "Driver-Audio"> Then you want to select the latest version by checking the date on each download> Then run it. Now test the sound after the install.
Also, please try using Recovery Manager to reinstall the IDT HD Audio Driver if the steps above don't work.
The procedure for using the recovery manager to reinstall Software and Drivers is detailed in the document here
Also, for steps on how to recover BIOS (HP Guidelines) - Click here
If you haven't used the OEM version of windows when reinstalling it, please order a recovery media and use that instead: Click here for details.
Let me know how that pans out,
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06-14-2019 04:16 PM
problem did not solved , please as an hp employ please give me new bios version , or give me effective solution to rollback old bios version and overcome ( unable to open file signature) , and i will not buy any hp product again , please solve my problem or give me the technical support mail.
06-14-2019 04:49 PM
@alpha_theprince I understand your concern and I have brought your issue to the attention of an appropriate team within HP.
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Please look for a private message from an identified HP contact.
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Riddle_Decipher
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Learning is a journey, not a destination.
Let's keep asking questions and growing together.