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11-07-2013 05:16 AM
Pity they could not read their own Forum and provide that as feedback themselves.
I suspect we will all be looking for the new BIOS and when it appears will upgrade and report on here so we are actually supporting ourselves! ..
11-08-2013 06:47 AM
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Wireless-Internet-Home-Networking/Hp-655-update-to-windows-8-1-problem-...
11-08-2013 08:32 AM - edited 11-08-2013 08:59 AM
I'd like to reply but I may be a little wordy here, so please forgive me.
I am not in any way, shape or form connected with HP except for being a consumer who purchased through a retail outlet one of their products.
I, like many others here made the mistake of installing the Windows 8.1 upgrade (I have some difficulty calling it an update due to its sheer size and far reaching complexity) which resulted in the a number of minor annoyances and some serious issues.
Chances are Microsoft made changes to the way their operating system communicates with hardware drivers and software, minor tweaks to them maybe but a change none the less. This, for myself and others left us unable to use the wired LAN port on our notebooks.
Yes, I am eagerly awaiting a BIOS or firmware update from HP to fix the issue however I am willing to wait at least a month or two for it to appear. I realize this may seem a long length of time but to be honest making a change to BIOS code is NOT something that anyone should contemplate with ease. One mistake, one typing error, one glitch during compiling and that shiny new notebook you have is rendered into an expensive doorstop.
I have plenty of personal expeience with buggy BIOS code and even worse installation software.
My expectation is that HP "IS" listening and reading our comments and reports.
I fully expect they want the fix out there so the customers are happy however they also know that a fast fix released before it is ready for such a crucial item will have serious and significant repercussion.
The responsible but slow approach will be to first find the problem, not easy if the fault lies with someone elses' software code since they are hardly likely to give HP access to the raw code, identify where the problem lies, devise a solution, implement it and then test it. ix any new issues introduced by the change and then re-test it before finally releasing it to the customers.
It just takes more time than we would like.
On a side note I believe from reading some of the technical press that Microsoft were late in making OEM editions available to equiment and hardware manufacturers. If correct this may explain the scramble and delays for fixes that would normally be ready or nearly ready at the general roll out of the Windows upgrade.
I am as annoyed as yourself but for different reasons, though I am directing my annoyance on Microsoft.
Conside the sheer number of affected people and the hue and cry if they had released the upgrade not just only through the "Microsoft Store" where it was a voluntary installation but through the Windows Update service as a critical or important release for automatic installation by ANY machine so configured that connected to the sevice?
11-22-2013 12:19 PM
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If I am correct you are looking for news on a driver update? If you are please read this post where I go into detail about when and how drivers for a new update or operating system will be created.
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