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‎05-14-2019 11:35 AM

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Product: HP Pro Desk 600 G3 MT
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi,

The equalizer on my HP Audio Controls does nothing. It worked in the past. I have everything updated. I called HP support and they took control of my PC and worked for about an hour and still couldn't get it to work. I've uninstalled the drivers several times (so did HP), tried different drivers and still nothing. It is software 4.0.61.0 and driver 8.65.276.57. My sound, sounds like a tin can or a 1960's radio. If I use the equalizer in iTunes or WMP it helps but things like Youtube sound like tin. It says it's a Conexant Audio. Bang and Olufsen files are in the Conexantfolder. I tried installing those drivers and it didn't help so I just went back to update the best.

Any ideas? Here is my Audio Control panel and the sound panelpanel.jpgpanel2.jpg

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