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I find this answer wholely unacceptible - think about it - where did it leave the user? It left him being recomended by HPSA to install a driver which fails without any sensible messages, and by tech support saying effectively 'wait until the PC shows a problem' all of which are lacking in any possitive fault-investigation and analysis. And if this is the case, then I say - limit the product range so that maintenance is managable. I would rather HP just say that managing all the different PC configurations is too complicated. I notice that this is typical of HP in much of my owership of HP systems going back to the 90s. The message in this thread seems at first glance to be reasonable, but on closer scrutiny I find it wanting at best.

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Many of my friends haven't clue and wouldn't even know where the Temp folders are located, or how to check theВ performance of the PC or network This I think is very poor advice - how is the user supposed to know if there is an issue developing that requires an update? I began software development in 1974, yet with all my experience of a range of computer types and OSs I would only recognise the most obvious problems beginning. I note that MKasi states that we should only install recommended software when we notice a problem. I find it absolutely abismal that HP can produce HPSA and then admit that it may not advise the user correctly.

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I suspect that many users have become very aware of this problem over the years.ДЄny manufacturer should have the capability to ensure that each individual configuration can be assessed by software tools, such that updates can be applied as requried without the user having to guess whether the update should be applied or not. The inference here that they don't is astonishing. I am not so sure I agree with the underlying message that is being given in this thread. >shouldn't these updates be made available in the HP Support Assistent or should I download and install themВ myself?

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I noticed that there is a page on the HP website with a lot of software and drivers for the HP ENVY 750-200 Desktop PC ->

I have also an other question about updating the computer.

And I don't need to judge if I install a update or not. But I thought that the HP Support Assistant knows the configuration of my PC, so that I only get the updates that I need to keep the computer up to date. I think I can see this in the BIOS, but I don't know how to access the BIOS on this Computer.

I don't know if RAID is enabled on my computer.

I think that getting updates with the helpВ of the HP support Assistant is the easiestВ way to do this. That means that I download en install all the updates that show up in the HP support Assistant. But I try to keep everythingВ updated as possible.

I have no specific issues at this moment with my PC.

Only if you have RAID enabled on your PC then go for this update. F6 and RAID BIOS configurations need to be performed prior to installation of this driver for proper operation.В This driver supports NVMe devices. The driver should be installed after the operating system has been installed.

This driver supports RAID 0, 1, 5, and 10.

Because the this is an update released from Intel and it says the following: Meanwhile, I did some research and found that this update may not be applicable for your PC.

Are you facing any issues with the PC due to which you tried to check for updates via the HP Support Assistant?.

To provide an accurate resolution, I need a few more details: I read that you tried to install an update throughВ the HP Support Assistant and receive an error message that the installation failed. I understand that you have anВ HP ENVY 750-200 Desktop PC. I came across your post and would like to help.

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