Compaq Tc4400 Drivers

Downnload HP Compaq tc4400 (EN357UT) laptop drivers or install DriverPack Solution software for driver update. Free Download HP Compaq tc4400 Audio Driver 6.10.1.516 (Sound Card). Mar 13, 2012 i have had my tc4400 for a while now and for some reason the ambiant light sensor doesn't work when i install Windows 8 on this tablet PC. Of course then i. Download the latest drivers for your HP Compaq tc4400 (RC451AA#ABA) to keep your Computer up-to-date.

Hp Compaq Tc4400 Drivers Download

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HP Compaq tc4400 Tablet Drivers • Hardware Name: Compaq tc4400 Tablet Device type: Tablet PC File Size: 117.5MB Driver Version: 1 Manufactures: HP Software type: Modem Driver Installer Release Date: 19 Jul 2007 System: Windows 2000 Wrong code!

Thanks for the link above. And as it is i had similar issues in the Windows 7 beta except that the ambient light sensor worked dorring the beta, which is odd. At least Microsoft fixed those driver compatibility issues for windows 7. Now to deal with it all over again. Its just too bad that i have to use the OEM CD or download the drivers from the HP web site to use the tc4400 with windows 7.

Can you give me the link to the HP forum, so that i can discus this issue there. The odd thing is that i was googling the ambient light sensor issue and i think i was one of the few users getting that issue. Most users were only getting issues with the graphics card when using windows 7.

Of course then for using the tc4400 with Windows 7 or windows 8, i'm mostly using the drivers from the 2710p/2730p/2740p/2760p tablet PCs and they work very well with the tc4400. However they are not fixing the two issues that i am having. Hopefully the HP forums will have the fix. So the link for the is much needed. At least the microsoft link conformed that 90% of my computers device drivers work with Windows 8 and i already tested those on my own. However the ones that i need to use are not listed on the web site. And sadly HP does not support the tc440 with windows 7.

Only Vista and Windows XP. Don't you think i tried that.

I have the driver and software page for the tablet PC bookmarked, but thanks. I also use some of the Windows 7 drivers from the 2710p, the 2730p, the 2740p, and the 2760p. Even with the Windows 7 based drivers won't get the the ambient light sensorworking with Windows 8. (or windows 7) at least the vista drivers work to get the SD card reader in Windows 7, just not Windows 8.

Its nice that the devices share software and drivers. Its just to bad none of none of the newer model tablets have the same SD card reader. I looked through the entire HP web site to get the most recent drivers for my tabletand there are only two devices that won't work with Windows 8 (the SD card reader and the ambient light sensor) and one that won't work with Windows 7.

(the ambient light sensor) and the drivers from the 2760p even gave me drivers to let me use the tc4400 with an SSD drive instead of an HDD without any issues. If you have any more ideas tell me. On Wed, 14 Mar 2012 03:55:44 +0000, Steven Wabik wrote: If you have any more ideas tell me. With a device that is 6 years old from an OEM that stopped providing drivers for it as of the release of Vista, you're going to be on your own trying to get everything to work with Windows 8. Microsoft doesn't provide drivers for 3rd party hardware and if the OEMs aren't going to support the devices any longer I'm not sure what you expect Microsoft to be able to do for you here. It is simply a fact of life in the world of computers that eventually devices become obsolete. Paul Adare MVP - Forefront Identity Manager Lisp Users: Due to the holiday, there will be no garbage collection on Monday.