Health Analysis Fail


  1. Posts : 26
    Windows 7
       #1

    Health Analysis Fail


    Hi

    My windows 7 64bit laptop is a little under a year old and Ive noticed that when ever it performs a Health Analysis it doesn't pass every action.
    A windows comes up performing these actions and this has been the results for a while now.

    Performing health analysis
    It connecting to hp servers - Pass
    Downloading updates – Fail
    Gathering information – Fail
    Analyzing your system – Fail
    Preparing the action list - Pass

    Is there any way my laptop is not downloading the new updates?

    Thanks
    manvir
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  2. JMH
    Posts : 7,952
    Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit. SP1.
       #2

    manvir said:
    Hi

    My windows 7 64bit laptop is a little under a year old and Ive noticed that when ever it performs a Health Analysis it doesn't pass every action.
    A windows comes up performing these actions and this has been the results for a while now.

    Performing health analysis
    It connecting to hp servers - Pass
    Downloading updates – Fail
    Gathering information – Fail
    Analyzing your system – Fail
    Preparing the action list - Pass

    Is there any way my laptop is not downloading the new updates?

    Thanks
    manvir
    Hi & welcome,
    You appear to be talking about an HP Health Analysis....
    FYI I currently have 3 HP laptops here & have this facility disabled.
    IMO it is useless. It is part of the bloatware HP preinstalls on the computers it sells.
    I suggest you ignore it.

    Please fill in your system specs to enable us to better assist you in future.
    Refer the link in my signature below for instructions..
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  3. Posts : 283
    Windows 7 X64 Professional
       #3

    JMH is correct. It is HP's bloatware. Windows own updates look for and install the exact same things the HP Health Analysis does except it does it more efficiently and way more reliably. The HP version sure does look purdy though!
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  4. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       #4

    Jan is correct and the bloatware is just as difficult to remove as Norton.
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