I am getting the message "HPDM.framework" will damage your computer. It is required software to run my HP OfficeJet 250 printer. How do I turn off or stop this message popping up. I have spent 5 hours removing and reloading all these message items and only lost use of my printer. I reloaded and now get the messages again. They are not malware. It started when latest update to MacOSCatalina 10.15.7 took place yesterday.
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I already had the version from yesterday and all available updates before this problem occurred. The only answer that will help me is how to turn off this annoying message. I spent five hours unloading and loading items and updating and message still appears. Tell me how to get rid of it and no other help. Thank you.
I can't get rid of “HPDM.framework” will damage your computer."
See the fix near the bottom of this screenshot:
What is the exact model designation of the HP Office Jet printer you are using?
If it is the HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile All-in-one then you can delete the file and all others associated with that printer. No third party software is required to use that printer. It is not doing anything other than nagging you. Because HP revoked that file's security certificate, macOS will not load it.
Then, add your HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile All-in-one to Printers & Scanners as an AirPrint printer. You must specifically indicate AirPrint. Those instructions are provided in Add a printer on Mac.
If your printer is not the HP OfficeJet 250 Mobile All-in-one then contact HP for assistance: Contact a third-party vendor - Apple Support. HP provided the drivers for your printers, and HP revoked their security certificates for reasons known only to HP. The "HPDM.framework" file is not necessary. Only HP can fix it.
It started when latest update to MacOSCatalina 10.15.7 took place yesterday.
HP released an update for their printer drivers today. Check Software Update.
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