Hp Sp65563.exe
sp65563.exe is the installer for the HP Hotkey Support driver. It is specifically used to enable the function keys (hotkeys) on HP notebooks, such as those for adjusting brightness, volume, and wireless settings. Technical Details Driver Name: HP Hotkey Support Version: 7.0.12.1 Release Date: February 3, 2014 File Size: 23.12 MB
Operating Systems: Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10 (32-bit and 64-bit); also reported compatible with Windows 11 (64-bit)
Common Use Case: Fixing issues where brightness or volume hotkeys stop working after an OS update. Where to Find it hp sp65563.exe
While this specific version may be archived on the Official HP Support site, users often find older drivers like this through the HP Support Community or third-party repositories like DriverIdentifier. Installation Note
If you have downloaded the file, you can typically install it manually by: Locating the file in your downloads. Double-clicking the .exe to run the wizard. Restarting your computer to apply the hotkey changes. sp65563
If you'd like to check for the most recent version of this driver for your specific laptop model, just tell me your HP model name (e.g., ProBook 450 G2). HP driver is not available on their official website
3. How to Verify the File’s Authenticity
Before running hp sp65563.exe:
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Right‑click → Properties → Digital Signatures
- Check that the signer is HP Inc. and the certificate is valid (not expired or revoked).
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Check the file hash (if available from HP’s download page): Right‑click → Properties → Digital Signatures
- Use
CertUtil -hashfile hp sp65563.exe SHA256in Command Prompt.
- Use
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Extract without installing (safe exploration):
- Run
hp sp65563.exe /eorhp sp65563.exe /extract(many HP SoftPaqs support this). - Extract to a temporary folder and look for a
.inf,.xml, or.txtdescription file.
- Run
"The hardware detected is not supported by this IDT software package"
Sometimes, users try to install a driver meant for one audio chip on a computer that has a different one. If you see an error like this, SP65563.exe is not the correct driver for your specific hardware model. You should use the Windows Device Manager to identify the correct hardware ID and find the matching driver.
4. Typical Behavior When Run
- User Account Control (UAC) prompt will appear (HP digital signature).
- Extracts files to
C:\SWSetup\SP65563\by default (unless user changes path). - May launch an installer wizard (e.g., InstallShield or MSI).
- Might require a reboot after installation (especially for BIOS/drivers).
- Usually places an uninstall entry in Control Panel → Programs and Features (not always for firmware).