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Hewlett Packard 3055 Printer
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

How do I stop Windows Update continually installing the same two HP Printer Updates every other day?

 

My Printer works fine.

 

I have deleted my printer and reinstalled with the latest software drivers from HP and Windows Update.

 

I have tried hiding the updates with the Microsoft Show Hide Updates Tool, but it still installs them.

 

I have tried change settings and disable automatic device driver update.

 

I have also tried to disable driver updates in Device Setup Manager.

 

I have had this issue for about 3 months.

 

These are the 2 updates I continually receive:

 

Hewlett-Packard  - Imaging, Printing - HP LaserJet 3055 Scanner

Hewlett-Packard  - Printer - HP Printer

 

Please Help Me Stop These Updates!

 

 

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Not sure but run msconfig and then go to startup and see if you have listing checked for hpwuSchd and uncheck it and see if that helps.

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Don't have hpwuSchd listed under startup.

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Do you have anything listed that is checked with hp and if you do what are they?

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Nothing under startup that's HP.  Under Services and Processes I have HPSupportSolutionsFrameworkService.exe. Under Processes I have HP Beats64.exe.

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