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09-25-2021 01:46 PM - edited 09-25-2021 02:00 PM
I accidentally deleted my audio drivers on my laptop. When I have the HP site detect my model, it finds it, then provides ONE option for a driver that my OS doesn't even support. I spent 2 hours with a windows tech who eventually said it comes back to HP who needs to direct me to the older version of the driver and its installer.
I signed up for Smartfriend, but nothing happened (no emails, no phone number provided, etc.) so I thought I signed up wrong. Did it again now I'm charged twice. Finally got emails a day later. Fair enough, figured I'd just call the billing number to correct the duplicate. It hangs up on me/fails every time I call.
Fair enough, I figured I'd at least call the service number to get my issue fixed. That call fails every time I call it.
This reeks of a scam. Cancelling the payment through my credit card company. BUYERS BEWARE.
Don't even bother copying and pasting your company blurb crap in this thread. This is a warning to other consumers. You can post blurbs but you can't answer the phone, I get it.