#DISABLE INTEL SMART CONNECT TECHNOLOGY DRIVERS#
In the past I have always used the generic HD graphics drivers from Intel (since they are updated much more frequently than the HP drivers)-turns out that's not a good idea with this computer. I posted on the Intel Communities and they suggested the problem could be that maybe I'm using the generic HD 620 graphics drivers (and that package also includes the Intel Smart Audio Drivers) and that I should be using only the HP provided HD 620 graphics/audio drivers.
HP-please see if your engineers can figure out what the conflict is between your proprietary audio drivers and the Intel Smart Sound Technology. It's a shame that I have to do this (because the sound is not quite as rich), but I just can't stand the popping noise. If this doesn't work for you, simply follow the same directions but choose "Enable Device" instead. If it works, your sound won't be quite as rich as before but the popping should stop. RIGHT click on it and choose "Disable Device". If you have an Intel chip, go to Device Manger, expand System Devices, and look for "Intel Smart Sound Technology OED". The only way I can get rid of the pop sound (and restore my sanity): I believe there is a major conflict between all of the HP provided audio drivers and the Intel Smart Sound Technology, and this conflict causes audio issues. It also happens any time that I skip to a different point in a video (youtube, etc.).
#DISABLE INTEL SMART CONNECT TECHNOLOGY WINDOWS#
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