After restart, open HP Support Assistant and select to install the Softpaq number.ħ. After uninstall is complete, shut down all applications and restart PC.Ħ. Click on tab for Driver (note the Driver Version number versus the Softpaq version) and click button for Uninstall Device and at next popup window check box for Delete the Driver software from this Device and then click Uninstall.ĥ. RIght click Intel Wireless Bluetooth and select PropertiesĤ. Go to Device Manager and click drop down carrot for Bluetooth.ģ. Turn off anything with Bluetooth nearby.Ģ. Business PCs, Workstations and Point of Sale Systemsġ.Printer Wireless, Networking & Internet.DesignJet, Large Format Printers & Digital Press.Printing Errors or Lights & Stuck Print Jobs.Notebook Hardware and Upgrade Questions.For now I'll just set the Start Type of the service to Manual or Disabled and try to remember that I must still start the service manually in Windows Services before running the tool.Ħ4-bit Win 10 Pro v1909 build 18363.657 * Firefox ESR v68.6.0 * Windows Defender v.8 * Intel DSA v20.2.9. I currently have Settings | Auto-check Scan Frequency set to Never but that doesn't prevent the tool from loading at every Windows startup and running in the background. This would be useful for home users with new computers who could void their warranty if they do not use the Intel drivers recommended on the manufacturer's support page for their computer model (e.g., HP, Dell, etc.) but would occasionally like to run the Intel DSA to determine if any of those manufacturer-recommended Intel drivers are out of date and could be causing an issue. I've sent feedback from the Intel® Driver & Support Assistant FAQ page suggesting that Intel add an option to the settings for Intel Driver & Support Assistant so users can prevent the tool from starting at every Windows startup but still work correctly when the tool is launched manually from the Start | Programs menu. Thanks for confirming that the Intel DSA will not work correctly unless the service (DSAService) starts automatically at boot-up or the service is started manually from the Windows Services.
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