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10-01-2020 01:57 AM - edited 10-01-2020 02:09 AM
I just looked up your model, it has an intel processor correct? The method I provided was for models with an AMD processor. But looking at the driver page for your laptop, there isn't any specific drivers for the microphone which leads me to believe the microphone driver is handled the same way, by the graphics driver.
The method I used to solve for my own machine, was to go to the device manager, uninstall the graphics driver (for you this would be the Intel High-Definition Graphics Driver or the Nvidia High-Definition Driver). After rebooting your PC, open HP Support Assistant, run a driver update check and allow it to download and install the correct graphics driver for your PC.
You could also manually download the latest driver for your specific laptop, if you have the latest version of windows 10 (version 2004) it would be one of the July 13 drivers. I'm not exactly sure which one though, so using the support assistant may be best.
10-05-2020 09:14 PM
I have no idea what the cause is (tried downloading the intel & NVIDIA driver updates - both "not compatible with the OS" despite appearing on the device & OS specific driver menu).
But I just pressed the "scan for hardware changes" button in Device Manager and a microphone appeared on the list!
So weird. Maybe worth mentioning if anyone has similar non-AMD issues.
Thanks for your help!
10-08-2020 11:15 AM
@kaeli_d Welcome to HP Community!
I understand your concern.
In that case, I would suggets you conatct our phone support and check for the support option. They will help you.
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