HP Audio Players & Recorders - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

your PCs husband died, sorry my bad.... LOL slow is a subjective term , to me all PCs are slow. (unless I lay my grimy mitts on them) How much RAM do you have 1gig? is your HDD full? did you upgrade to SSD but wise if fast is your aim, is the PC infected. ? is your AV engine running, at least windows defender + free malwarebytes. what music where, mp3 files in a folder? or what are they? the extension of the file name matters. mp3 is common, wav is too but are huge and slow, but best sound of all. how many are there, 10 or 10,000.? what player are you using,.? I'd never touch MS media player ever. not me,? run fast free players that don't track you. if most windows screens are fast, and only MP3s are slow say that first. if all things are slow say that. I can not guess or see you do things. (my PC has over 100apps and runs fast) try BOOM player free. https://perkele.cc/software/boom lean and mean, and supports : MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, Musepack (MPC), WavPack, WAV, AIFF, MP4/M4A, WMA. or get VLC from, French, it runs too fast and not spyware. I love VLC, as to 100s millions of others. if all of windows acts slow run CCcleaner, free. find the free on. defrag your hdd if it is a hdd, if the hdd is near full , clean it out of old things not need or clone it to a larger HDD. better to SSD. safe and (makers page) https://www.videolan.org/vlc/

Unplug any external devices except the mouse, keyboard and monitor. Try booting that way. If that doesn't work open the side cover and remove the data cable and reinsert it on the hard drive. Do the same for the power cable. Sometimes that's all it takes. If is still doesn't work, then have the power supply tested to make sure all operating voltages are present.

Are you saying that the woofer (big one) is connected to the same speakers in the same unit? Or is the Woofer on it's own? If it is connected, then one of two things has happened. First the coil or connection to the speaker has broken or gone. The connection can easily be fixed with solder. If it is the coil, then what you need to do is isolate the speaker from the rest. Then get a 1.5 volt battery and connect one end to one of the speaker connections and then the other end of the battery to the other, but for only a short time. If the speaker is working then the cone should move and it should pop. If it doesn't do either the speaker coil or speaker has failed and my guess is you will need to buy a replacement. If it does pop then it's good. Your next step is to look at the crossover unit that connects all the speakers. Again check the connection wires and make certain they are good. You will see some large Inductors and capacitor(s) these control the bass section. You could replace the capacitor, it's likely to be a none polarised one. But check the inductor over too. It could have a bad connection.

Logon the HP website: www.hp.com for US and go to support and run diagnostics for other countries use the two letter country code www.hp.com/uk

Return it to the store with the receipt.

A laptop that overheats has serious problem on it in the first place. It needs a technician to look at the laptop to see what is wrong with it.

have you reset it? to its factory default

its definitely related to driver software check i had mine worked on with remote assistance but dont know if you still have warranty i would also check with manufacturer and look on their website see if they have drivers available for free download

See if they work else where to localize the issue between the speakers or the laptop.

Hi, It seems that the varistor have bad contact. You can try to open the sub/speaker and clean the dust inside, maybe helps. Other possibility you find the varistor and change it, but it required a little bit material and time.

Replace the jack if it is being powered.

The message means the music is copy protected and that means it will not play outside the device it was downloaded to, in your case the Walkman.

the power transistor on the SMPS of the monitor is blown, you will need a skilled person to diagnose and replace the component

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Go to Hp's website and get the firmware update and how to install it for the player. Install the firmware update.

Graphic card or display.

Look on your sub to see what voltage and ampere and watt it needs.

call ubantu help desk for information on the os

sounds like battery is not charged. You may have a dead battery and may need a new battery . Or battery needs to be left in laptop with power plugged in to allow it to charge.

I don't believe in any speed optimizer. Once you computer enters the slow-cow syndrome, nothing will speed it up - just as you can't speed up a slow cow.. Clean it, defrag it, check for malware but expectation to speed it is ZERO. In most cases all you can do is live with it till you can, then backiup your data and reinstall windows