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    HP Expert Day ? Got Questions? HP Experts have answers! Jan 9-10, ?13.

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Sanchertx, Jan 8, 2013.

  1. Sanchertx

    Sanchertx Company Representative

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    Check out the Expert Day event on the HP Support Forums!
    On September 9-10, HP Experts will be on the forums to help real time with any questions you have about HP Notebooks, TouchSmarts, Desktops, Monitors, All-in-Ones, Printers, and Scanners.

    For 24 hours, HP employees and other product experts world-wide will monitor the forums answering your questions as soon as they come in. And it's free!

    Expert Day will take place from 7am on Wednesday, January 9th, until 7am on January 10th (Pacific Time).

    For more details on this event, see: Expert Day January 9-10 - HP Support Forum. Expert Day will also be taking place on the Enterprise Business Community.

    How often do you get to directly ask HP questions about your products, and do it for FREE?

    Hope to see you at HP Expert Day!
     
    Sanchertx, Jan 8, 2013
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  2. SpinalTarp

    SpinalTarp Notebook Consultant

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    Hopefully someone will ask them if they're ever going to fix the Beats audio leveling problem.
     
    SpinalTarp, Jan 9, 2013
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  3. justinkw1

    justinkw1 Notebook Virtuoso

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    The Beats audio leveling issue was fixed a little while ago - you will have to use IDT Audio driver version 6.10.6418.0 or later.

    If you have a Pavilion or ENVY-based notebook, you can give the latest version a try.

    Version: 6.10.6433.0
    ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp59501-60000/sp59861.exe
     
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  4. SpinalTarp

    SpinalTarp Notebook Consultant

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    If there is a fix then why are there hundreds of posts on the HP forum that say none of these fixes are working?

    Even on NBR there's a thread that's still being updated with new attempts to fix this problem.
     
    SpinalTarp, Jan 9, 2013
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