Error occured. Flow will not shut down.

[Ingersol]

A box with the message "Error occured. Flow will not shut down." pops up on my screen regularly. Can't figure out what what it is or how to fix it/get rid of it. Can anyone help?

[sandytechy20]

@Ingersol

This is a great location to get assistance! I read your post and see that you are getting Error occurred message on your HP Envy Notebook. I would like to help you resolve this issue. 

Restore the system to the point when it was working fine.

Click here and refer the document to perform the system restore.

If the issue persists perform a Windows refresh.

Click here to know how to do windows refresh.

If the issue is not resolved, Scan the computer for virus and check.

Let me know if that helps.

Cheers.

[Wennze]

Hello Sandy,

we have the same Problem in our company. The sounddriver for the HP Prodesk 600 is cause the Problem.

The resolution steps that you provided didn't solve the problem. When we disable the autoruns it works fine. But that can not be the solution.

Have you another ideas.

Our Clients have Windows 10 - Enterprise x64 - Version 1607 /  1703.

[VincentChan]

Yesterday I just purcahsed a HP 1MF37PA 600 ProDesk , new from the box, first startup already got this error.

Please advise how to fix it

[vanwatkins]

Found the solution in a Microsoft Forum.

1. Look for "Device Manager" in your bar (Search Windows)

2. Expand Sound, video and game controllers

3. Unistall the device Driver (ConexantISST Audio) - Your sound driver in the icon bar will have an X (not installed)

4. Boot your machine

5. Login and wait the sound car will be detected and the driver re-installed

6. Reboot

7. Login

8. Test.

HP 

You guys are really weak providing solutions for your hardware/software and do not take it seriously, when people write here you should work till the issue be fixed. restoring is not the only way to fix for this case, be more creative please ! 

[Hasaan_Mubasher]

Thank you! Worked perfectly. It was really annoying error. Been looking for solution for weeks.

[roarjo]

Got a new HP ProBook 430 G5, Windows 10 64 bits pro 3-4 weeks ago. This anoying "Flow will not shut down" box started  to pop up very soon. Luckily, by following the recipe above it disappeared. Until today. It is back again, and th recipe does not work any more. Please help!

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