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[techcuriosity]

Hi , after clean installation of win7 , I continiuously hear hardware disconnect sound , it occurs every 5sec.. What casues it? How to deal with that? Moreover, I do not use any usb or external devices connected to my laptop..

[Princess Luna]

if you just want to get rid of the sound you can just disable windows sounds.

 

[Belzebuth]

3 minutes ago, techcuriosity said:

Hi , after clean installation of win7 , I continiuously hear hardware disconnect sound , it occurs every 5sec.. What casues it? How to deal with that? Moreover, I do not use any usb or external devices connected to my laptop..

What is your laptop ? Brand, Model, ...

You may need to install a whole lot of drivers from the manufacturer support website.

[RollinLower]

it's probably a missing driver. go into device manager and see if you spot any yellow triangles. those indicate a missing driver.

[techcuriosity]

1 minute ago, Belzebuth said:

What is your laptop ? Brand, Model, ...

You may need to install a whole lot of drivers from the manufacturer support website.

It's old hp 6910p, the point that I fresh installed win7, is that I wanted to switch from 32bit to 64bit. On 32bit win7 I did not have installed any drivers from hp manufacture, and there wasn't  any noises.

[Belzebuth]

8 minutes ago, techcuriosity said:

It's old hp 6910p, the point that I fresh installed win7, is that I wanted to switch from 32bit to 64bit. On 32bit win7 I did not have installed any drivers from hp manufacture, and there wasn't  any noises.

Then has he said, check your device manager, maybe send a screenshot here. May be an incompatibility with some hardware and the 64bit windows.

Here is a driver list : http://laptop-driver.blogspot.fr/2014/12/hp-compaq-6910p-windows-xpvista7-drivers.html

10 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

it's probably a missing driver. go into device manager and see if you spot any yellow triangles. those indicate a missing driver.

 

[techcuriosity]

1 hour ago, Belzebuth said:

Then has he said, check your device manager, maybe send a screenshot here. May be an incompatibility with some hardware and the 64bit windows.

Here is a driver list : http://laptop-driver.blogspot.fr/2014/12/hp-compaq-6910p-windows-xpvista7-drivers.html

 

There was an unknown basic system device, then via driver finding software found that it's Ricoh SD/MMC Host Controller , I have installed it, now in my device manager none of unknown drivers with yellow triangle, however, problem still persist and hear these sounds, moreover I have noticed that my device manager acts weird, all list of devices disappear then again appear..   Any suggestions?

[Belzebuth]

6 minutes ago, techcuriosity said:

There was an unknown basic system device, then via driver finding software found that it's Ricoh SD/MMC Host Controller , I have installed it, now in my device manager none of unknown drivers with yellow triangle, however, problem still persist and hear these sounds, moreover I have noticed that my device manager acts weird, all list of devices disappear then again appear..   Any suggestions?

If your device manager act like this it's because one or more of your hardware isn't properly installed. I higly recommend installing the Intel Chipset has it's known to fix loads of hardware base issue.

After that if the problem still persist you may spend some time searching the specific hardware...

[Ace McPlane]

2 hours ago, techcuriosity said:

It's old hp 6910p, the point that I fresh installed win7, is that I wanted to switch from 32bit to 64bit. On 32bit win7 I did not have installed any drivers from hp manufacture, and there wasn't  any noises.

The drivers device manager is automatically installing probably have compatibility issues. Since you're not manually installing them, you're not getting to pick between 64 bit and 32 bit yourself like you would if you downloaded them.

Take everyone's advice and try that.

 

Also, if you have a processor that's 32 bit, you can't just install a 64 bit version of windows and expect it to work. It's not just the OS that matters for that, but the hardware.