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‎06-03-2021 04:55 PM

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Hello, all

 

I have a question regarding the "Critical Security Update - Upgrade Firmware Now" message that pops up, specifically on an HP LaserJet M430F model. There's an option to select OK but it will eventually return. Printing, scanning and other functions still work.

 

This HP doc speaks about it here:

HP LaserJet M406, M407, M430, M431, M455, M480, E40040, E42540, E45028, E47528 - Critical Security Update message

https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/ish_3245298-3245359-16

 

My question is, how can this pop up be disabled or deactivated? It's intrusive and may come across as alarming to those who don't know about firmware updates. I'm not seeing anything from the Web GUI or Jet Admin side of things.

 

Thanks.

Not an HP rep, fellow IT tech only. 8-)
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‎06-04-2021 11:22 AM

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Checking to see if anyone's seen this yet. Thanks.

Not an HP rep, fellow IT tech only. 8-)
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