Only way to know for sure is to maybe do a rollback to the last time it worked well. (Windows system restore, not whole system restore)
Go to HP's website and download the driver again.
Really it's just going to be detective work for you. Being that you get sound for about an hour and then it stops, tells me that it's most likely not a driver issue. But a hardware issue.
That would suck !!!!!!
But you can get PCMCIA sound cards if it is a hardware issue.
Only way to know for sure is to maybe do a rollback to the last time it worked well. (Windows system restore, not whole system restore)
Go to HP's website and download the driver again.
Really it's just going to be detective work for you. Being that you get sound for about an hour and then it stops, tells me that it's most likely not a driver issue. But a hardware issue.
That would suck !!!!!!
But you can get PCMCIA sound cards if it is a hardware issue.
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