After I instaled the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, it appeared that the 3d driveguard drive was unistalled. It is an important driver? And if it is, can you direct me to a more recent one? Other thing that happened is after I hibernate or suspend my notebook and iniciate it again, it won't. HP 3D Driveguard 5.2.2.1 for Windows 10 is no longer functionnal in Creators update. Package can install but got message that 3D accelarator is not compatible. After reboot Drivers appear with yellow! And software fire a error. Only solution is to disable Driver. I do not see the driver for the HP 3D Driveguard on your notebook's support page. Not all notebooks come with that feature. You need the 3D driveguard driver if the device manager has an Unknown Device with a hardware ID of ACPI HPQ6007. If you have that unknown device, this driver should work for you. 6.0.45.1 Jan 8, 2018.
[German]Since Microsoft’s September 2017 patch day there is a second problem on HP systems with Windows 10 version 1703 (besides the black screen bug). The HP 3D Drive Guard is no longer running correctly. Here is some information about the problem and a fix.Advertising
In part 1 (Fix for HP’s patchday login black screen issue) of my two articles series I discussed the fix for the black screen login screen on HP computers after the September 2017 update on Windows 10 V1703. But there is a second issue with HP’s 3D Drive Guard.HP 3D Drive Guard is broken after UpdateHp 3d Driveguard Windows 10 32 Bit
HP 3D Drive Guard software is installed on many HP systems. This detects movements of a device, that can be dangerous for the hard disks, and moves the hard disk heads into a parked position if necessary. The Drive Guard protects the hard disk of your computer (only on notebooks).
But HP 3D Drive Guard is a kind of ‘troublemaker’, especially under Windows 10. Within this HP forum thread filter driver hpdskflt.sys is causing a blue screen with stop code 0xc0000428.
Within this HP forum thread a user mentions a missing accelerometer driver in Windows 10 device manager. I found also a German forum post dealing with the fact, that HP 3D DriveGuard was shown as an unknown device in device manager after upgrading from Windows 7/8.to Windows 10.Advertising
This German HP forum post mentions an issue with 3D Drive Guard after installing Microsoft’s September 2017 update in Windows 10. Windows reports during each system start:Hp 3d Driveguard Update Windows 10 Pro
„HP Accelerometer is not supported in this version of Windows. An updated app may be available.“
It seems, that the file accelerometerdll.DLL isn’t found. Uninstalling and re-installing HP 3D Drive Guards doesn’t solved the issue.Hp 3d Driveguard Update Windows 10A fix from HPHp 3d Driveguard Update Windows 10 64-bit
German blog reader Michael Borman (also an external expert in HP’s forum) left this comment within my German blog, linking to HP’s fix sp81920.exe. The fix should solve the HP 3D Drive Guard problem after September 2017 patch day.Hp 3d Driveguard Windows 10 1803
I have analyzed the files in the fix (I don’t own an HP computer). The patch includes fixes for Windows 7, Windows 8.0/8.1 and Windows 10, a batch program that checks if 3D Drive Guard is present on the machine and updates the accelerometerdll.DLL file, a sys file of the same name, the HPMDPCoInst.dlls file and a hpdskflt.sys filter driver (all files are from April 28,2017). After installing this fix, HP’s 3D Drive Guard should be working again.
Articles:Fix for HP’s patchday login black screen issueFix for HP’s 3D Drive Guard-Bug after Microsoft PatchdayWindows 10 V1703: Update KB4043292 for black screen bugReinstall Hp 3d Driveguard
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