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Go to "Settings > Apps > Apps & features", and search for HP. See if HP Support Assistant is still installed. If HP Support Assistant is not appearing in Apps & features, there may be some leftovers from the application. See if you can completely uninstall it using Revo Uninstaller Free.
Make sure you download the sp91903.exe as per below. Clearly they will still need to fix this, but this should sort you out. 1. Go to "Services". 2. Find "HP Hotkey UWP Service. 3. Right click and choose "Properties". 4.
HP Audio Switch 2.) HP 3D Driveguard 3.) HP CoolSense 4.) HP Documentation 5.) HP ePrint SW 6.) HP JumpStart Bridge 7.) HP JumpStart Launch 8.) HP Orbit 9.) HP Registration Service 10.) HP Support Assistant 11.) HP Support Solutions Framework 12.) HP Sure Connect 13.) HP System Event Utility 14.) HP Wireless Button Driver
Honestly, you do not need HP Support Assist, that will battle with Windows about what drivers to install and other settings on your PC also. Let Windows manage your system updates, including drivers, in any case, once HP stop supporting your model of PC, HP Support Assist will be redundant anyway.
From the Start Menu, select Settings. In the following window, select System and then select Notifications & actions. Click the link Select which icons appear on the Taskbar. In the following list, make sure the slider next to HP Support Assistant is set to On. Also you can uninstall your existing HP Support Assistant and reinstall it again.
I have experienced exactly the same issue. When I try to remove the HP Support Assistance I get the fault information: "The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable". The failed path indicated is: C:\ProgramData\ {18165758-115C-4DC0-9EC2-FF89F725767F}\.
I do not know if this software is installed in my computer. There is a message telling me that there is a problem with HP Support Assistant but when I click it says something like it is not available (the message or I do not know what/). Also, every time I try to check the batterry a message pops up telling me that HPBC is unable to launch.
In my Win10 HP computer HP has installed in the notification area its icon for HP's "Support Assistant." I need to remove this icon--and the HP Support Assistant itself doesn't help me to do so.
Find “HP Support Assistant” in the list of programs. Click on it and select “Uninstall”.
The actions associated to the function keys on your keyboard are controlled by a HP utility, not Windows because the actions vary from PC to PC. HP recently updated the 'HP System Event Utility' that controls those keys and that has caused many problems for users, try uninstalling that utility, then go to the support page for your PC to ...