HP Update pop up is annoying me!

Since installing an HP F4500 printer, I keep seeing a pop up which says: "HP Update Would you like to download......." etc.
The problem is that there is no button to press OK! and I cant get rid of it. Any advice please?

You obviously have the same problem I do. It makes me reboot to get rid of it. If you have not solved it, you can by uninstalling it in your control panel.

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Your Reader app needs to be updated.
Download the offline installer: http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/
Save it, but don't run it yet.
Go to: Mac HD/Applications
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Go to: MacHD/library/Internet Plugins
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Empty the trash
Mount the DMG and run the installer to reinstall Reader
When it finishes, reboot and open Reader from the Applications folder
Accept the License Agreement and then close Reader

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Given that some people do not care to update their skype because *NEWS FLASH* they like the older interface, they obviously would shut off the automatic update. However, that does not stop skype from shoving the update in our face. Customer service rule #1: You DO NOT ask a customer to get something they have REPEATEDLY refused. I would suggest that the update pop-up be either abolished or a setting be made to stop pop-ups. The last thing I want is to accidentally allow the update. Speaking of which, retro-grading to an older version of skype would be a nice option. However, needless to say, skype will not bother to do any of this because they care more about corporate profits than pleasing their thousands of users. You'd think that with the insane amount of money they have, they could easily make these small changes.

You obviously have the same problem I do. It makes me reboot to get rid of it. If you have not solved it, you can by uninstalling it in your control panel.

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display pop-up menu when MouseOver . Those pop-up menu need to be
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If the navigation is in a non-editable region of the
template, then changes
to it will propagate automatically to all child pages - are
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> I tried to define the nav bar as editable region
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> I got a lots of unexpected problems, DW8 even
> crashed
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non-editable region of
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Smart way to keep updating pop-up menu in Nav bar ?
> I created a template in DW 8. It is used to generate
many other pages
> for
> the site. only the page content region is editable.
There is a nav bar in
> the
> template. Some buttons of the nav bar display pop-up
menu when MouseOver .
> Those pop-up menu need to be changed from time to time.
What is the best
> way to
> automatically update the pop-up menu in those
templated-generated files,
> using
> template (I tried to define the nav bar as editable
region, modified the
> pop-ups and saved the template. I got a lots of
unexpected problems, DW8
> even
> crashed), using libray items or something else? I am a
relatively new DW
> developer. Much appreciate if someone could help.
>

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