I have a problem with a software update!

I recently got a new macbook pro and I was doing a software update last night as it was required but then when it started to do the update the computer installed the software and then a barring noise came from the mac and it tried to restart 4 times before it eventually came back on. The software trying to install was Fireware 800 I think. Can anyone help with this?

Hi all,
Make sure to remove the current software by going to Start > All Programs > HP > HP Photosmart B210 > Uninstall..
Then go to Programs and Features and remove any remain item of the printer, any item should beging with HP, as well you may see the Read Iris software..
After uninstalling the software reboot your PC, download and install the updated software version below:
http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software12/COL34268/mp-109398-2/PSB210_1315.exe
I believe the problem should be resolved,
Shlomi
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