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interface with HP printer not working any more

I use a 2 year old MacBook Air. A few months ago I started having problems with my HP OfficeJet Pro 8720 printer, with which Apple Support was able to help me. I was told that it had something to do with a change HP was making. Then another problem surfaced, and I no longer have free support. The message "HPDM.framework will damage your computer" appeared, and I can't get rid of it, although for a while I could still print. Now, when I try to scan, I get the message "failed to open ... (-21345)". Can anyone help please?

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Posted on Dec 30, 2020 10:59 AM

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Posted on Dec 30, 2020 11:10 AM

Please read If your HP printer doesn't work and you see a warning that HP software '...will damage your computer' - Apple Support.


If that does not help:


Is the printer installed as an AirPrint printer?


If it is not, then remove the existing entry in Printers & Scanners and add it again as an AirPrint printer. You must explicitly select AirPrint. Refer to Add a printer on Mac.


If that printer is not AirPrint-enabled then contact HP for support (which is likely to be a waste of time).

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Dec 30, 2020 11:10 AM in response to dugduff

Please read If your HP printer doesn't work and you see a warning that HP software '...will damage your computer' - Apple Support.


If that does not help:


Is the printer installed as an AirPrint printer?


If it is not, then remove the existing entry in Printers & Scanners and add it again as an AirPrint printer. You must explicitly select AirPrint. Refer to Add a printer on Mac.


If that printer is not AirPrint-enabled then contact HP for support (which is likely to be a waste of time).

interface with HP printer not working any more

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