I just upgraded from 64-bit Win 8.1 to Win 10. Although I got IDT sound on my PC and it is playing perfectly, I can't get HP Beats Audio Control Panel to work. It loads up; however, Beats' sound effects, in the control panel under the l istening experience tab (to use the equalizer universally, and test the speakers. Etc.), do not work nor affect the the sound at all since the upgrade. I tried uninstalling the driver, restarting PC, installing the latest driver, restarting but no avail.

I also went to HP support, but they don't have any updates for the control panel, Any Idea on how to get it working again? Thank you for your reply.

I tried compatibility mode, but it still did not work. I even tried tried re-installing the original IDT driver that came with PC, from the HP website. However, It produced an error with the licensing since the OS was already different.

Just upgraded to windows 10 from 8.1 (64 bit) and the control panel for beats audio is gone. I have an HP H8-1534 PC (FYI) and I DO have sound, the IDT drivers are working fine. The software is just g. [ DOWNLOAD ] HP IDT Audio Driver [ Beats Audio ] for Windows 10 Download - Free Download Latest Drivers for Windows.

As far as HP, they're just directing customers to Win 10 update. They do not seem to even be working on fix, which makes me wonder about their new products that already have Win 10 installed. Hopefully, the problem will be fixed with the next Win 10 anniversary update., although I doubt that the problem is with the OS. I think HP should make an effort to provide an update for their software. Although I doubt that the problem is with the OS. I think HP should make an effort to provide an update for their software. Hello, Thanks for your post here, as I am facing the very exact problem.

I have done some search in Google, and it seems that the OS indeed is the problem here, as W10 might be refusing to get Registry entries overrated by the IDT program, so Windows keep his audio config rather than allow the Beats program do his magic with out audio. Toshiba E-studio 237 Printer Driver Download there. Sadly for us, the costumers, nor HP neither Microsoft will provide a fix for this rather than suggest to get another computer or to contact another company.

Either way, I will keep searching on the web, as this problem seems to be common. Hi, Thanks for your post. Hp Laserjet 1020 Driver Download Mac Os X there.

There is a way around it if you haven't performed a Win 10 clean-install. Don't download the original audio driver for your PC/laptop from the HP website--during installment, it may detect Win 10 and give you an error message regarding OS compatibility. If you HAVE NOT performed a clean-install of Win 10, follow the following instructions:- • Create a Restore Poin t just in case something goes wrong. • Unplug any audio devices connected to your system. • Uninstall and delete the current audio driver via Windows Device Manager (not at the Audio inputs & outputs at the top of the menu, but down at Sound, Video, and game controllers. Make sure you only right-click on the Audio driver and nothing else, and then, Uninstall.) • In Control Panel to uninstall programs, check if your audio driver is listed there, and uninstall it as well.

• If you know where the audio driver folder was installed, delete the folder IDT (check under the Windows OS directory--Program Files and/or Program Files (x86). • Now, make sure you disconnect your system from the internet.

Restart your system and give it enough time to boot-up completely without any internet connection. • Click on File Explorer, on the left, scroll down to OS (C: ) and click on it. • On the right, look for a folder called SWSETUP. That is where your original HP software drivers and updates are installed. Open the folder by double-clicking it.

• Look for folder DRV and open it. Look for folder IDT and open it, then open the folder IDTHDAudio. • Again, make sure that you unplugged your speakers and/or headphones and mics from all sound ports on your system. Now, you should find a folder named with the version number of your original IDT audio driver.

Open it, then open the folder src. • Now Double-click the file IDTSetup.exe to install the original audio driver. Do not rush with restarting the system to give the drive enough time to initialize the ports. Do not connect and audio devices either for now. • Restart your system and wait for it to fully boot-up. • Do not connect any mics yet. Start by connecting the speakers/headphones, one at a time while giving cushion time between each connection for the driver to sense and detect it.

Finally, do the same for the microphones if any. • It may not be necessary, but restart your system to be on the safe side. Now Beats audio should work as before; however, each time you change the equalizer settings, you have to close any media players running and restart them again to get the desired sound. Also, on the left side in Beats Audio where it says Music, Movie etc.