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This update keeps return install error 0x80070103 in W11. Why won't it install?
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Hiding a problem is not a solution. That to an extreme is like hearing a noise in the house, checking it out, seeing the issue, closing the bedroom door with a axe murderer in it and going back to sleep in another room. Maybe you will be fine, maybe you won't... but you know something is wrong.
How about fixing the issue, if it's a known bug?
And this "fix" only "hides" it until next os version then it reappears then or sooner! GARBAGE replies here saying run hide update over and over again are clueless Microsoft puppets repeating same **** over and over and think that they are instant experts. THIS SHOULD BE AN EASY FIX FOR MISCROSOFT OR HP!
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It is a HP usb printer driver.
There is a bug that computers without hp printers got installed with HP printer drivers and HP print smart app.
not the case for my clients who all HAVE HP LaserJet printers attached. Nice try? There is a bug alright but its in the Microsoft and HP driver they both can't and won't fix!
Second link is irrelevant for me since these are all HP computers! I feel for those people that have that issue. This must be rocket science and apparently neither HP or Microsoft have rocket engineers on staff.
