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‎01-31-2020 03:49 PM

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Product: HSTNH-129C

I have a HP Touchpad webs Model HSTNH-129C It still has the old system (if you need more info please ask) I have tried to up date the touchpad to windows 10 but the unit will  not let me keeps on saying can not I am not a tech person and really really really would love some help in how can get this touchpad updated. Please!! It won't even let me use the HP tool. I can get to HP.com but that's it. I know I'm stupid but know there are some great people out there that understands what I'm doing thru. 

Thanks Donna

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‎02-03-2020 08:17 PM - edited ‎02-03-2020 08:19 PM

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The Touchpad is HP "abandonware".  There is no support or update available from HP.  If you were tech savvy, it is possible to update the operating system, or install Android onto it.  I have Android installed on my two Touchpads, and it actually works, though it is slow and clunky.  https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Palm-and-WebOS/My-device-is-not-working/td-p/6454535

 

But the version of Android that can be installed is also old.  Honestly, these options are more for amusement purposes than for actual usability.  And in any event, the Touchpad never ran any version of Windows so I'm not exactly sure what you mean there.

 

You are best served by ditching your Touchpad and buying a current tablet with a current operating system.

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