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07-25-2022 11:17 AM
Brand new laptop. All Windows updates installed.
HP Support Assistant consistently generates these errors. HP chat support unable to identify problem, or otherwise help.
Very frustrated with the complete lack of knowledgeable support at HP.
I tried this fix, and it did not help:
Fix Error Code 0x8007007E on Windows 11/10 - Update, Outlook or Printer (thewindowsclub.com)
Any ideas??????
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07-25-2022 11:38 AM
If you have not done so,
Try / Consider
Uninstall the HP Support Assistant application from Settings > Apps > Apps and Features
Restart the computer and sign in
Download and install a fresh copy of the application
Download, Save, Install the latest supported HP version of the HP Support Assistant
Website / Information / Video / White Paper / Download
Technical white paper - HP Support Assistant 9.0
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OR
Consider
Do not use the HPSA for this purpose.
What?
- Clearing Web browser cache / cookie / history data can be done within each browser.
- Completing the task in the browser is less likely to result in spurious errors
- Clearing the browser data from within the browser might be safer since you can control particular actions you select and run.
- If, during a manual cleaning of the browser data, you will run into problems, see that browser's support.
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07-25-2022 11:38 AM
If you have not done so,
Try / Consider
Uninstall the HP Support Assistant application from Settings > Apps > Apps and Features
Restart the computer and sign in
Download and install a fresh copy of the application
Download, Save, Install the latest supported HP version of the HP Support Assistant
Website / Information / Video / White Paper / Download
Technical white paper - HP Support Assistant 9.0
==========================================================
OR
Consider
Do not use the HPSA for this purpose.
What?
- Clearing Web browser cache / cookie / history data can be done within each browser.
- Completing the task in the browser is less likely to result in spurious errors
- Clearing the browser data from within the browser might be safer since you can control particular actions you select and run.
- If, during a manual cleaning of the browser data, you will run into problems, see that browser's support.
Thank you for participating in the HP Community.
Our Community is comprised of volunteers - people who own and use HP devices.
Click Helpful = Yes to say Thank You
Question / Concern Answered, Click "Accept as Solution"
07-25-2022 01:17 PM
I uninstalled the hp support assistant, (as you suggested), rebooted the laptop, re-downloaded the hp support assistant, and reinstalled it. I ran the system optimize, and the errors are gone! THANK YOU.
Yes, I usually dump the browser caches etc. manually from within my browser, but I am in the middle of downloading all the windows updates, my programs, etc, onto this brand new laptop, and I wanted to run hp's cleaning utility before I went back to installing the rest of my programs
(I will add that the hp support assistant was also generating those same errors without asking it to clean the browsers)
Once again, thank you for your assistance.
07-25-2022 01:43 PM
You are welcome.
The other updates might have trigged the issue though I suspect the HPSA just needed to be updated or reinstalled.
The "application" version of the HPSA is generally stable - and it should update itself with the other Windows apps.
That said, things don't always go to plan.
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07-25-2022 05:26 PM
Yes, it is entirely possible that HP Support Assistant somehow became corrupted when I was installing so many "Windows Update" updates. There were something close to 40 updates to Windows 11 to be installed. It is sort of a miracle that more programs did not become corrupted from this process.
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