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• tab voice 6 HP slate

  How can I increase my hp slate voicetab 6 32 GB 1 GB RAM?

  macmac_21 wrote:
  Hello..
  
  Ok thanks, but the information I had read it has the ability to extend its RAM.

  Hello

  You're probably talking about a 32 GB microSD card.  In fact, you can use 64GB as shown:

  http://www.GSMArena.com/hp_slate6_voicetab-5970.php

  See the following manuals for more information:

  http://h20566.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/public/PSI/home?sp4ts.Oid=6818329&AC.admitted=1411283510208.876444892.199480143#manuals

  Kind regards.

• ACCESS INTERNET ON H P TAB 7 TAB (VOICE) VIA A USB CABLE FOR MY COMPUTER NETWORK

  I CAN'T ACCESS INTERNET ON H P TAB 7 TAB (VOICE) VIA A USB CABLE FOR MY COMPUTER NETWORK. PLEASE HELP ME.

  Hi AR7, welcome to the Forums of HP. I understand that you can not connected to the Internet. HP offers no support for this configuration, as a result, here's the method to connect to a WiFi network.

  Connect to a wireless (Android KitKat, Jelly Bean)

• HP slate 6 voice tab: How can I update my software of voice 6 HP slate of Marshmallow tab?

  I use 6 HP slate voice tab and want to upgrade the current android software Marshmallow. Please advise how can I update?

  Hello and welcome to the HP support community!

  Unfortunately, HP does not provide a way to upgrade to Android version 6.x.

  If you want to take the risk of permanently damage the unit, try searching for 'slate voice tab upgrade Marshmallow' Google... This creates a lot of success.  (Make your own choices.  HP does not recommend this).

  WyreNut

• Voice call of slate 7 HD

  Hello guys,.

  Do you know if slate 7 HD makes voice calls or not? I just bought a 3 g but found a card saying that the voice is not available...

  I have this real? Please notify

  Thank you!

  Adnan

  Hello and welcome to the HP support community!

  The 3G connection is only data.  The Tablet is not designed to be a mobile phone.

  You can try the various applications of voip such as Skype or Hangouts to make calls, but be aware - if you use the data plan of ' Free for Life ' that comes with a lot of HP tablets streaming data as it will burn through your tiny assignment of 200 MB, very quickly, and you can undergo a large beak of the carrier!

  WyreNut

• screenshot option in the tab voice 7?

  Can someone help me know the screen shot option in the HP 7 voice tab...

  Thank you

  Hello

  Please try to keep power and volume button at the same time for 1 to 2 seconds. You should then hear a shutter sound and the screen starts flashing (similar to taking a picture).

  Note: The result will be a jpg screenshot forder.

  Kind regards.

• tab 6 HP slate

  I have a hp slate 6 and another hp slate 7 tabs voice call. both are provided with battery chargers. I want to know if they are inter changeable

  My guess would be 'Yes' if the snares are the same. The way to check this would be to read the entry and exit of each brick of load information label. If the data are the same (for example, input: 120-240 VAC output: 5.2vdc 2 0) then they should be the same.

  WyreNut

• Slate 7 6100

  Hello

  I bought these days a tab of the HP Slate 7 6100 voice. IM happy with it. But I have a few questions for you.

  • First of all, I use the tablet like a phone with bluetooth. When I hold down the button to make a call for more than 2 seconds my screen goes black and a "preparedness" message appears on the screen, why what is happening?
  • Why can't I transfer my apps on sd card?
  • Why it didn't restart?
  • And he'll get the update of Kit Kat?

  Thank you

  Cordially, Fotis

  I can answer a few of these for you:

  "Why I can't transfer my apps on sd card?" - some applications do not support the execution of the sd card, please check with application developers to verify that they are supported this option.

  "Why didn't he restart?"-I'm assuming you mean the menu press and hold power, but 'Restart' in this context is an extention some manufacturers provide, is not a native Android.

• Sync Call Logs between iPhone and iPod Touch

  I am considering setting up WiFi calling on my iPhone and adding my iPod touch as a secondary device. My question is: is my call synchronized between the two devices as well logs? Basically, I want to know whether continuity will that my incoming and outgoing call logs of conversations made on my iPhone appear on my iPod touch. If so, they will appear in the tab voice of Facetime?

  Chrismo16 wrote:

  My question is: is my call synchronized between the two devices as well logs? Basically, I want to know whether continuity will that my incoming and outgoing call logs of conversations made on my iPhone appear on my iPod touch. If so, they will appear in the tab voice of Facetime?

  Yes, they will show in the Audio tab in FaceTime.

• New iPhone on Cricket, can not modify or reproduce Visual Voicemail greeting

  I have an iPhone SE I just myself, set up Visual Voicemail with Cricket in the application the phone iOS tab voice mail Worked fine. But now, when I go to the reception area, the buttons don't ' work and I can not read. I can just hit Cancel.

  When I play with her maybe change my cell data on and outside occationally I can get it to read and the buttons work until I leave the screen and come back back, but usually it does not.

  I tried to reset network settings, bottling the phone on and off, reset voice messages access code in the settings of the phone and cricket appeal, does nothing. I can find voicemail and read it, just the reception area doesn't let me do anything and I would like to know what is the cause.

  VM is usually mediated by

  Each carrier has their own way to set up the voice mail process
  There is no standard setting for VM in iPhone itself

  Chat with technical support of Cricket OR

  You can consider using Google Voice Lite - it's free and removes the dependence on the carrier

• Problems with sound: XP Pro, SP3

  Hello experts:

  I'm at my wits end. I can't get my sound to work after a charging system.

  I did this:

  -Re-partitioned, formatted my hard drive.  Loading XP Pro, SP3. Had no problems.

  -Loading the appropriate drivers, including AC 97 Audio Realtek and Realtek high Definition Audio Driver.

  Current state:

  -Control Panel, sounds and Audio devices: "Volume", not "No audio device" tab, all gray. "The audio tab, no device, all gray." Tab Voice", all gray. "Material" tab, everything is listed, in order to include the Realtek High Definition Audio. Also listed are the "Audio Codecs", "Media control devices", "Legacy Audio Drivers", "Video Codecs.

  -Control Panel, administrative tools, Services, Windows Audio: "on the road", "automatic".

  -My computer, hardware, Manager of devices, "audio, video, and game controllers.  Everything is there. This is the same list as above to include the Realtek High Definition Audio.  There is no yellow marker.

  -My computer, hardware, peripherals, reviews, hidden devices Manager: there is a yellow marker on the icon 'Serial '. When I right click on this icon, it looks for material changes.  No change of material found and the yellow marker remains on the icon of the series.

  -Volume control: when I click on the volume control icon, "there are no active mixer devices. Go to control panel, click Printers (huh?) and other devices and then click Add Hardware. When I do that it can not find NEW hardware, but it does not list the same elements as above to include Realtek High Definition Audio.  The volume control is a 'single '.  I remember well he was a multi balance settings with other cursor.  Don't know if that makes a difference.

  -BIOS: I have the latest update for my processor.

  So, I'm hunting my tail here.

  About five years ago, I remember having the same problem when I did the same thing: partition / format / reload XP Pro / SP3.  AND... I remember well, I ended up doing back SP3 to SP2.  I think that's what I did, but, in any case, I finally got the proper functioning...

  Clearly, I forgot something.

  Computer for this purpose.

  Comments and more useful insight.  Thank you...

  taj = =

  Hello

  I suggest check the chipset on the computer drivers to update, by contacting the manufacturer of the computer, check to see if it helps.

  Important: Change (CMOS) BIOS/complementary metal oxide semiconductor settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can be solved. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  Method 1: Turn on the Audio device in BIOS

  (a) turn on your computer and access your BIOS settings. The key of the keyboard in question varies according to the manufacturer of the motherboard. In general, the key to the BIOS is disclosed at the bottom of the screen during the Power-on Self Test process. Access usually consists of the F1, F2, F10 or delete key.

  (b) go to the 'Advanced' in the BIOS section. Go to the 'Onboard' or 'Device Configuration' option by pressing "Enter". The sound settings are usually under "Audio Controller" or any other similar configuration related to the sound.

  (c) press 'Enter' to turn on or off the sound setting at hand. Note that these options vary according to the motherboard, even if they are the default settings that are programmed into a computer's BIOS.

  (d) press F10 to save and exit the new settings.

  Method 2: Uninstall the audio codes and drivers installed

  (a) open Control Panel and double-click the system icon.

  (b) select the hardware, and then click the Device Manager button.

  (c) add to the list "Sound, video and game controllers". Double-click the Audio Codecs or video Codecs item to display a list of the installed codec.

  (d) select one of the codecs and either remove this codec from the system or turn it off.
  Note: To be on the safe side, always create a system restore point before removing or reinstalling the codecs.

  (e) restart the computer and check if that helps.

  Reference: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283658

   

  Method 3: Install the drivers.

  Download the right drivers http://pcidatabase.com

  Find details such as the device ID and the ID of the seller

  Use the Add Hardware Wizard and get audio device and the corresponding model

  Step 1: Install Audio drivers using the Add Hardware Wizard

  (a) click Start and then click Control Panel. (b) double-click Add Hardware. The Add Hardware Wizard will begin. (c) click Next. The wizard will search for any new Plug and Play devices on your system. (d) the next screen will ask you if you have already connected the hardware on your computer. Select Yes. (e) a list of all the devices installed on your computer appears, if the device that you want to install is not listed, go to step 8. (f) If your device is listed, click the device to highlight, and then click Next. (g) a screen a message stating that "this device works correctly. Click Finish to complete the wizard, your hardware is set up OK and you don't need to continue with this process. (h) in the list of devices, select the option "Add new device" and then click Next. (i) to the next screen, select the option "Install the hardware that I manually select from the list (user)" and then click Next. (j) to select the type of device you are installing, in the list, for example if you install a select graphics display adapters and then click Next. (k) the following screen will show you a list of manufacturers and models. Click on Have Disk. (l) you should now point the wizard to the location of the driver. Click on the Browse button. (m) on the next screen, under look in, select the drive that contains your drivers (n) below to look at in the section may appear a list of folders. Choose the correct path for your driver. (Location of the downloaded driver) (o) click Open. (p) a confirmation of the way of your driver will now be displayed. If they are correct, click OK. (q) if the driver for the hardware has not been tested for Windows XP, you will get a message "the driver is not digitally signed" - informing that the software did not for Windows XP logo. Please continue (r) you should now have the exact device you want to install displayed on the screen (or a small selection of similar devices. If so, choose the appropriate device). Click Next. s) click Next. The driver will now be installed. You can still get the Windows test message from Windows XP logo, click on continue. (t) the wizard will ask you once it has finished installing the driver. Click Finish. (u) you may be prompted to restart your computer.

  Step 2: Drivers of Audio using INF file installation

  (a) access Driver download folder and search the INF file

  (b) make a right click on the INF file (extension should end in. (INF). (c) choose the installation option. (d) restart Windows.

• Microphone does not work in windows xp professional edition

  I nhave tried with different mic, but it still does not. Please notify. The drivers are updated but continue to guide the way to check out them as well

  Hello Abhilekha,

  Thank you for your message.  What program you want to use your microphone with?  We will try to test with XP built in tool.  Please follow the steps below.
  1. click on 'Start' > select 'Control panel' > double-click "sounds and Audio devices".
  2. Select the tab 'voice' > under default device which device do you see? > click on "Test Hardware".
  If you get no sound, change your default device that I mentioned above, the parameter may be wrong.
  Please let us know if this or help to solve your problem.
  See you soon

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• I for the life of me can't figure out how to get my microphone to work

  I have tried everything I can think, I tried different ports, I tried to see if maybe my helmet had a specific driver, I need to download, I checked to see if it was silent or not several times, it worked until I reformatted so I know this isn't the helmet, I just want to understand this * output so I can play games You know? any help would be appreciated

  Hi Golfwang Amadeus,

  As you have tried various possible steps to solve the problem, try to test the headphones on another computer to make sure that the device is fine.

  -Which program you want to use your microphone with?

  We will try to test with XP built in tool.  Please follow the steps below.

  a. click on 'Start ' > select ' Control Panel ' > double-click "Sounds and Audio devices".
  b. Select the tab 'voice ' > under default device which device do you see? > click on "Test Hardware"
  If you get no sound, change your default device that I mentioned above, the parameter may be wrong.
   
  For more information, see:
  To set up a microphone

• Sounds and control panel of Audio devices - the speaker settings & gray device Volume

  System restore point created and then installed audio & video drivers from Microsoft Update.  Lost audio & fucking video, speaker in the system tray icon disappeared.   Tried to go back to a restore point, but system says that there was a problem and he is unable to restore my system to a restore point and no action was taken.

  What I did:

  1. Went to Creative & Nvidia and got the latest drivers and installed OK.
  2. Device Manager shows no problems.
  3. A ran Microsoft FixIt.  No problems found.
  4. DirectX diagnostic ran.  No sound on all the tests.
  5. Open 'Sound and Audio Devices Properties' Panel.  On the Volume tab, "Device Volume" & "The speaker settings" are grayed out.  Slider is set to low or non-existent and "speaker" icon is deselected.  "Audio" tabs & 'Voice', have selections SB X - Fi Audio as default devices.  'Hardware' tab has all the devices activated and functioning properly.
  6. As the loss of his is systemic, I checked the BIOS and he had disabled his, so I enabled it, but suspect it is for his mother integrated.
  7. Activated the Windows Audio Service, restarted and assured, it starts automatically at windows startup.
  8. Restored sndvol32.exe from the Windows XP installation disc.

  Nothing has been able to restore all the sounds from my system.  Any other ideas?

  System details:

  Dell XPS 400 card, Windows XP Pro SP3, Creative Sound Blaster X - Fi Extreme Music

  Hi Jim384.Whenever I had a sound problem, I go to the Device Manager open the audio video and game controllers. In the list, you should see peripheral audio. Right click and uninstall it. Close all applications and restart the system. When the system reboots it should detect the hardware as a new device and proceed to load the material. Probably wouldn't hurt to run the program below. Click on the link, download it and then start in safe mode with network and run the program. If there is no bug in there it will remove them.

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/

• Installation of SRP527 of voip?

  I bought a srp527 to replace the router provided by my ISP, I implemented the internet side and it works OK

  I now need to configure the side phone router, I got the phone number, the user name and the password of my ISP, but I don't see anywhere on the config pages to go into details?

  Ken

  Hi Ken,

  First of all, make sure that you log on with the user name "admin" - by default the password "admin".

  From there, you will see a tab "Voice".

  From there, click on the 1 line (or whose voices never port you use), scroll down and fill in the necessary fields in the proxy and registration and subscriber information sections.

  As a general rule, you must only complete the Proxy, the fields ID and user password.  For more information, see page 95 of the Administrator's Guide.

  Hope that helps,

  Andy