Windows 10: "Hi. We've got some updates for your PC" is on my HP laptop. how can I get rid of it

I have the message "Hi. We've got some updates for your PC". Can you help me rid my laptop of this?

I got a message yesterday that my security program had expired and planned to renew it today. hmmm? Sounds fishy.

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Windows 10 Hibernate issue with the HP laptop

Hi,

Sorry for the delay in response.

We would suggest you to runt the Power troubleshooter and check.

Try to run the troubleshooter and check.

• Type Troubleshooting in the search box and hit
  Enter.
• Select View all from the left pane and select Power.
• Follow the on-screen troubleshooter and try the steps.

We would also suggest you to update the firmware of the BIOS and install the chipset drivers and check.

For steps related to updating firmware for the BIOS and chipset drivers, you may contact the HP.

 

HP Laptops Shipped with Hidden Keylogger

Michael Myng, more commonly known as ZwClose, was approached by a friend to look into the possibility of controlling the keyboard's backlighting on his HP laptop. Michael was down for the challenge, and his friend sent the Synaptics SynTP.sys file over to him. After analyzing the keyboard driver, he found the sleeping keylogger. The logging function is disabled by default. However, intruders can enable it easily by modifying the registry value through malicious code. Michael reported the issue to HP, and the company released a list of the affected laptop models along with a security patch. The list contains over 400 models from HP's most popular product lines like the EliteBook, ProBook, ZBook, Spectre Pro, ENVY, Pavilion, OMEN - just mention a few. Now that the vulnerability is public, we urge HP laptop owners to install the security patch ASAP. The fix is also available on Windows Update if that's your preferred method.








Sources: ZwClose, HP

 

Unable to share screen to TV, HP laptop PC - Windows 10

Hi,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

We understand how frustrating it could be and we truly appreciate the time and effort that you have taken to work on this issue. However, we would need some information regarding the issue.

1. Could you please let us know the complete model of HP laptop that you using?
   
2. Which build of Windows 10 are you currently on? You can refer to Which Windows operating system
   am I running?
   

Meanwhile, we would suggest you to refer
HP PCs - Sharing Your Screen Using Miracast (Windows 10) and try the steps mentioned in the article and check if it resolve the issue.

Regards.