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Can anyone help me??

Yesterday when I turned on my MacBookPro, and logged in, I got messages like "ProductImprovementStudy.hptask" will damage your computer.  Also DeviceMonitor too.  Just kept coming up over and over.  I went online to figure out what to do, it says uninstall and reinstall with HPEasyStart or HPUnininstaller.  I've trie BOTH and the app just bounces up and down in my App area (meaning it's trying to start but can't).  I've manually uninstalled the printer in System Preferences and moved all the HP apps to trash and emptied it, rebooted 5-6 times, same response.  I tried force killing the two apps.  Well, I CAN Force Kill them, but they immediately start back up again.  I'm getting desperate now.  I've run out of things to try.  Is there someone out there that can walk me through this?  Repeat, HPEasyStart doesn't and HPUninstaller doesn't either. We've used this printer on both macs and windows (my husband can print to it even now on his Win7 pc!) for 3 years with no problems.  Why suddenly does it think HP drivers are malware?

 

Sweetpea73

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