This solution tested and work for some HP model such as HP 2000 xxxx series.ġ. Go to HP software and download, download the latest BIOS and update your BIOS. Try the brightness key after installation finish. Plug in Your Microsoft Curve Keyboard, make sure you are connected to the Internet, let it search, download and install the drivers. Try to plug and unplug the power chord ( you will see the LED dim) and try to adjust the brightness.ħ. If you installed this software from Intel Website, Uninstall it. Restart normally using the start - restart. Turn on the laptop until you are logged in.Ĥ. Remove the battery for 4 minutes and put it back.ģ. Press Power Button until your notebook shutdown (Force Shutdown).Ģ. I don't know what we should call this process, but it is similar to resetting your BIOS.ġ. (for Intel graphic version 8.2 is recommended). For HP15 (Intel model) go to Intel website and let it detect the latest driver for your notebook. For DM4, you need to install the Latest catalayst from AMD website. you can obtain the graphic driver from the HP website or from the manufacturer website. One of the solution especially for HP 15 and HP DM4 is to update the graphic drivers. HP 15 Notebook and HP DM4Notebook - Update Graphic Driver: Theres a bluetooth shortcut on the keyboard, mine is F12, press the key to. Right click on it and select Enable, if there are no "Enable" option and you only see disable, your monitor is not the problem.ģ. If the display adapter doesnt have an exclamation it means the bluetooth is working. Press ENTER.IF your Monitor already show GenericPNP. This "amazing" technology is called "Action Keys Mode", and the good news is that it is very easily turned off to get your laptop back to working the standard way of having to press the fn key. By default you do not need to press the (fn) key to get function key functionality.Įxample: If you press F5 (even in a browser window) it turns the backlit keyboard on and off, rather than refreshing the browser. Not sure what those pesky engineers at HP were thinking when they decided to change the default way the function (fn) keys work on the newer HP ENVY laptops. Well, except for one little thing that drove my crazy. Just got a new HP ENVY 15 and so far I love it.
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