Locate and select Cyberlink Power Media Player or Cyberlink PowerDVD from the list. Click on the Install button. Follow the on screen instructions to install the software.

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RFD1, Which version of SimplePass are you running? To the extent that it will do you any good, I can offer the following details on the process: I am not trying to be rude -- the program is not giving up a great deal about its function and it is multifaceted. If you are concerned that too many of the processes are running, you can perform the following steps as a sort of clean-up. Make sure your.NET Framework is updated / current Make sure your Windows Updates are current NOTE: If you are going to make any changes (above), be sure you create the Restore Point (shown below) first. • Export your Webcards - If you need help, see the Dragon Document below • Create a Restore Point: OR If you are using a Notebook: • Close all your programs and shut down the computer • Disconnect everything (little Unifier for the keyboard / external mouse can stay) • Perform the for your notebook model • Boot the computer and log in ELSE • Close all your programs and shut down the computer • Restart / Reboot the computer and log in Reminder: Hard Reset is just a device Reset. The procedure does not wipe out your files nor does it destroy your Windows setup in any way.

It just 'clears the cobwebs'. Depending on the cause of the problem, this kind of 'reset' can fix a variety of computer glitches. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - This next bit 'overloads' the HP SimplePass program you already have installed back into your system. The action takes care of any missing links or corrupted instructions. If you are running a recent version of Series 6 HP SimplePass (as opposed to Series / Version 8.x), then Control Panel> set icon view > Programs and Features > find, Right-Click> Repair SimplePass Restart/ Rebootthe computer and log in Reference Dragon Document: Click the Kudos Thumbs-Up to show you appreciate the help and time from our Experts. Although I strive to reflect HP's best practices, I do not work for HP.

Click Accept as Solution when the Answer is a good Fix or Workaround! Thanks, Gary, The short of it: If the system is running as you think it should, do not update the BIOS.

In particular, the HP Support Assistant may not be your best guide for this sort of Update. Commentary It is this Expert's opinion that you should not depend on HP Support Assistant when it comes to BIOS updates. Depending on other factors in the system at the time the HPSA tries to hit your system with an update of this type; the results might be. Other than expected. You might set HPSA to ' Notify' to prevent it from trying to update your BIOS.

ONLY update the BIOS when you see an update in your computer's webpage AND that update can be used to provide a fix for an issue you have discovered in your system. In other words: If your computer is happy, do not update the BIOS just because you think it would be a nice thing to do to it. Star carol john rutter backing track. If you decide to update your BIOS, • Make sure ALL your backups are current and complete - this means everything you need to restore the system in the event that something goes wrong. • Understand that even when you do everything exactly right, you can end up with a bricked computer, that is, an expensive paper weight.

• Make sure you have at least your critical data on some form of external backup. • Disconnect USB drives and any other unnecessary hardware. Keyboard and mouse can stay connected. • Always run in AC power when updating the BIOS, never on the notebook battery • Do not touch the system while the update is in progress • Optional: Leave wireless button ON.

You might switch off the router to assure there are no interruptions. Click the Kudos Thumbs-Up to show you appreciate the help and time from our Experts. Although I strive to reflect HP's best practices, I do not work for HP. Click Accept as Solution when the Answer is a good Fix or Workaround! I uninstalled HP Support Assistant, did a Windows update, installed from official site, and yet I still cannot scan from my printer (had to make a shortcut to scan from my computer), and I can't find out my ink level. Any ideas on how I can view my ink level?

Any ideas on how I can scan (although that's low priority because I did that work around) I have been going back and forth to HP site and HPSA (making sure everything is updated) but I did see that HP Digital Imaging Monitor icon is msising and HPSA advised me to to a custom install and to include that when installing. That's the icon/program to view my ink levels.