Other common and notable pop-up messages appearing on the computer screen states the following: Thus, user continues to receive message that it “will damage your computer.” The same generic response when it detects strange apps like adware or malware. Because the HP software was revoked on the said variety of Mac OS, this causes rejection from the operating system and became unknown. At the moment, the problem is reportedly affecting users who have Mac OS Catalina (version 10.15) and Mojave (version 10.14). It seems to be that the revoked credentials on some versions of old HP driver is causing the issue.

The worrying part is, some Mac users deemed it as computer virus infection due to daunting pop-up messages and alerts like “ amework will damage your computer” or ““ hpPostProcessing.bundle will damage your computer”. In recent days, Mac users are complaining of having troubles printing to their HP Printers.