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‎07-21-2025 02:45 AM

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Product: HP ProBook 450 G5 Notebook PC
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hi, bit of a weird request. I had an issue mirroring an OS from my desktop Nvme SSD to an older HDD (for backup reasons), so I put the Nvme and the HDD which I wanted to mirror it to in my laptop which then worked. However, since putting the Nvme SSD back into my desktop I now have HP software on it that my laptop added ( audio controls, flow etc) and since I don't have the devices in my PC pop-ups keep appearing with errors etc.

I've tried deleting the apps, but that didn't work, and now I can't even find the audio controls app in any list to try again. This is really annoying because I don't want to keep closing the pop-ups every 2 seconds.

I've tried forcing them to stop from task manager, but they keep reopening.

Is there a program/command, or software that I can use to remove these programs from my PC's SSD?

I still use my laptop, but I just don't want extra bloatware on my desktop.

 

Any help would be much appreciated

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