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06-19-2022 12:38 AM
Hello,
There has been some posts on this forum about ICS.exe taking 10% CPU and causing the fan to blow constantly.
The solution seems to be a driver download, which I do not find. When I go to the download page, it says there are no drivers for my OS.
I am on Windows 10.
Is there a fix for this on Windows 10?
Thanks!
06-19-2022 05:26 AM
Hello @wildm
Please update your BIOS and all drivers from here:
If you are not lucky, step a little bit deeper into the problem and ask the microsoft community:
Please report your results.
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06-19-2022 11:01 PM
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I installed everything that was there /which was a lot, hope I did not break anything..) but it did not work.
Why are you suggesting to ask the microsoft community? ICS.exe is a HP tool, right?
Thanks again!
06-20-2022 01:01 AM
Hello @wildm
Take time, drink a tea and dive into this thread:
>Why are you suggesting to ask the microsoft community? ICS.exe is a HP tool, right?
Yes it's HP software, but it was just an idea. Combination: HP <=> Microsoft
Please report your results.
best regards
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