HP27vc: Tech Support a severe disappointment - the HP monitor drivers

So, I bought this monitor at Staples last weekend.  I installed and also the HP Support Assistant.  When you're done, I then found that I was still operating under the generic "pnp monitor" driver Windows.

HP Support Assistant was no help at all - he could not recognize that I am using a HP monitor.

So I called HP Tech support today - as it turns out, it is offshore support.  After finally convincing that I indeed had a HP device that was under warranty, I was connected with another offshore technician, who proceeded to 'teach me' there is no HP DRIVERS - all use generic drivers.  At this point, I realized that I was being quite a lot of manure of cattle.  When I asked why HP Support Assistant did not see the monitor on my system, he said that it was not supposed to see the monitor, only the pc mainframe.  I told her that it was not very helpful and ended the call.

So I dug even more, and of course, I found HP27vc LCD Monitor driver, sp73128.exe.  I installed this and now my monitor is running with the HP driver and not the generic.

I checked HP Support Assistant once again, who wondered if the correct driver has been installed now, he can now see the monitor, but alas, he still does not see it.

Is it worth keeping this HP Support Assistant installed?  I mean, because he does not see the monitor, how can it be of any use to me?

Any comments or thoughts appreciated

ceetiger

Hello:

I guess you can get all kinds of divergent opinions about the usefulness of the software HP Support Assistant (HPSA).

It is one of the first programs I uninstall when I have a PC HP.

You have found, you can check the support page for your HP product for new drivers (or drivers in general).

One of the things that scares me is that some people have the software HPSA runs automatically, and it will download and install software updates without knowing the user.

This can be particularly dangerous if it downloads and installs an update of the BIOS for the PC, and work on the PC during this process.  Not sure yet it is running, or casually reject all notifications that you are busy (I do this at the time), and if you close your PC for an update of the BIOS, you end up with a dead PC.

I read a few forum posts where that happened indeed a few people unhappy.

You can set the program to you not inform that, and then you choose when and which updates to install.

I just get rid of it... one more application running in background to slow down your PC.

Use the utilities to clean and optimize disk at least once a month to keep your PC works well.

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