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07-21-2025 09:43 AM - edited 07-21-2025 10:51 AM
Hello,
I have an HP Envy x360 15-df0106ng convertible laptop, running Windows 10 version 22h2, Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8565U - 8th generation 1.8GHz.
I downloaded the relevant driver from the HP website HERE, specifying my PC's specifications.
It offered me four drivers, only one of which would display a list of three useful drivers.
According to the small checked box at the bottom left of the photo (see attached photo 1),
there are three possible selections:
- Realtek PCIE CardReader ...
However, after testing the three drivers, I received a message (see photo 2,3,4), in which I was asked to ask my HP supplier for an updated driver.
So I'm contacting you because I need a specific, updated driver to reinstall Windows 10 on my HP laptop, which is no longer under warranty.
So any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Note:
I'm telling you about a previous intervention:
Following a graphics card failure a month ago, I swapped the original motherboard for another one. The old motherboard was referenced: DAOX38MBAFO-Rev.F, FOR a new motherboard: DAOX38MBAGO-Rev.G, which was recognized and allowed my computer to restart properly, and it worked properly...
I'm attaching a 500GB Internal SSD TEST: TEST SUCCESSFUL (PHOTO 5)
AND a TEST of the internal RAM: TEST SUCCESSFUL (PHOTO 6)