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volume and wireless button not working

Discussion in 'Windows Vista' started by alkhal, Aug 31, 2009.

  1. alkhal

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    dear friends
    Iam running hp dv6000 windows vista ult
    after installing and getting the drivers from hp, now the volume
    control and wireless buttons not working(not even have lights) and also
    all quick play button not responding although they are blue(have
    lights)
    any help please


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  2. alkhal

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    hello friends
    no help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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  3. John Galt

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    alkhal <alkhal.3xt5zc@DoNotSpam.com> wrote:
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    >hello friends
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    It's only been a couple of hours you moron!
     
  4. It seems obvious that you have not installed ALL of the necessary drivers.
    It is easy to do unless you have the original installation CD that comes
    with a mother board. Go back to the website and see what you have missed.

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    "alkhal" <alkhal.3xsxnb@DoNotSpam.com> wrote in message
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    > dear friends
    > Iam running hp dv6000 windows vista ult
    > after installing and getting the drivers from hp, now the volume
    > control and wireless buttons not working(not even have lights) and also
    > all quick play button not responding although they are blue(have
    > lights)
    > any help please
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  5. Perhaps you should post your question on HP forum.
    I'm also using hp laptop.
    I occasionally noticed that wireless button didn't work when I was using
    Vista. However, on the reboot it would come back.
    Today, I'm using Windows 7 without HP QuickLaunch program.
    Wireless button works OK.
    Volume button (mute) works OK.
    Volume slider works OK, but doesn't show on-screen slider bar when I slide
    my finger over the slider.
    Info button doesn't work (I don't care).
    Presentation button doesn't work (I don't care).

    "alkhal" <alkhal.3xsxnb@DoNotSpam.com> wrote in message
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    > dear friends
    > Iam running hp dv6000 windows vista ult
    > after installing and getting the drivers from hp, now the volume
    > control and wireless buttons not working(not even have lights) and also
    > all quick play button not responding although they are blue(have
    > lights)
    > any help please
    >
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  6. alkhal

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    Richard Urban;4595015 Wrote: <!--coloro:blue--><span style="color:blue <!--/coloro-->
    > It seems obvious that you have not installed ALL of the necessary
    > drivers.
    > It is easy to do unless you have the original installation CD that
    > comes
    > with a mother board. Go back to the website and see what you have
    > missed.
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    > Richard Urban
    > Microsoft MVP
    > Windows Desktop Experience
    > what installation CD you are talking about,i have downloaded all
    > drivers software form HP website and i have done so many
    > insall/uninstall.
    > can you clarify it more!!<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->


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  7. "alkhal" <alkhal.3xupjb@DoNotSpam.com> wrote in message
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    > Richard Urban;4595015 Wrote:<!--coloro:green--><span style="color:green <!--/coloro-->
    >> It seems obvious that you have not installed ALL of the necessary
    >> drivers.
    >> It is easy to do unless you have the original installation CD that
    >> comes
    >> with a mother board. Go back to the website and see what you have
    >> missed.
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    >> Richard Urban
    >> Microsoft MVP
    >> Windows Desktop Experience
    >> what installation CD you are talking about,i have downloaded all
    >> drivers software form HP website and i have done so many
    >> insall/uninstall.
    >> can you clarify it more!!<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->
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    In speaking of a retail motherboard, I have seen many times that what is
    included on the M/B install CD are not necessarily on the manufacturers web
    site.

    I have also seen this with purchased HP computers - as recently as 4 weeks
    ago. My brothers brand new HP desktop did NOT have all the drivers presented
    on the web site that were included with the pre-install of Vista.

    If they don't have them you will have to do a factory restore to out of box
    condition. This will include all drivers/software for what was supplied with
    the computer.

    If the computer was not designed explicitly for Vista, HP may not even have
    the necessary drivers available.

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    Microsoft MVP
    Windows Desktop Experience
     

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