How do i remove HP advicer when i start my laptop?

[Tuuuu Drengen]

Hey there

So i got a HP Pavilion dv7 Laptop and everytime I start my laptop it opens this HP adviser thing where i have to click a button to continue starting my laptop up.

Isnt there a way to take this off cause its just annoying imo

I have already been into Config and unmarked the HP Advisor but it only removes the HP adviser panel when i come to the desktop

Can anyone help me out here or is it just part of the HP Pavilion laptop?

(I got Windows 7 32 bit)

 

[richc46]

Is the advisor listed in the control panel, programs and features? If so just delete

 

[Tuuuu Drengen]

So i just just delete the HP Adviser from control panel or anything that has something to do with HP?

and it wont **** my laptop up?

 

[Jacee]

Do this:
Go to Control panel/administrative tools/system configuration/startup and untick both HP Advisor and HP Mediasmart

Apply and restart

Or ...from Advisor, open the dashboard and unselect the option of Starting with Windows

 

[brianzion]

hello and welcome go to services
press start button
type services in the search box
you should see a entry in control panel view local services
click on this and a window services will open
click on extended (bottom left)
scroll down till you find the hp service it will be called something like you have posted HP adviser
right click
go to properties
in startup left click to show options
choose disabled (if that is what you require)
click apply
click ok
reboot
job done

 

[brianzion]

So i just just delete the HP Adviser from control panel or anything that has something to do with HP?

and it wont **** my laptop up?

this is my opinion i have hp programs that were set to run at start up i would disable it how i have posted to do, in case you want to use it after a while to get advice or updated automatically from hp
no you wont hurt your pc

 

[gregrocker]

New HP's come loaded with bloatware, causing many tech enthusiasts to find a clean-copy Win7 installer for their version to reinstall without the bloatware. Any installer can have all versions unlocked to install your version with the Product Key on the COA sticker. http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/85813-windows-7-universal-installation-disc-create.html

Until then, you can tame the bloatware by unchecking everything in msconfig>Startup except AV and gadgets.
Then configure your network connection in the bottom-right System Tray using Win7's built-in superior connection manager, since HP's adds 30 second to boot time and hogs CPU. http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/70248-troubleshooting-msconfig.html

Use Revo Uninstaller in Advanced mode to over time uninstall the bloatware you don't want. Monitor system files since bloatware can corrupt them even by its uninstall: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html

When your ready to clean reinstall, ask back here for steps and more tips. http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1649-clean-install-windows-7-a.html

Make your HP Recovery Disks as an extra backup, which can also be used to extract any favorite apps (like Works) for a clean reinstall: http://www.sevenforums.com/installa...are-after-clean-win-7-install.html#post488270

 

[Tuuuu Drengen]

Thanks for your advices guys

It didnt helped to delete the stuff but i found out that i could disable the problem when i started my laptop and the advisor thing showed up so its gone now

Thanks anyway

 

[richc46]

Glad that you found a solution that makes you happy.