What will happen if i install this printer software update

RE: HP software update 2.11
i have an hp printer (of wich i am getting a replacement when i can)
i used to have a pc and the software was a nightmare it always wanted to update
and i dont trust or like hp software
will this update install an hp software program
i like the mac printer software i use it to scan and print just fine without the hp software
maybe a wierd question .. i might be a little scard from to much windows exposer haha

I don't blame you for your concern, but what will happen is probably nothing. No apps are installed, just new or updated drivers.
If you click the link associated with that update you will see a comprehensive list of all the updated HP drivers. The update probably delivers drivers for newer HP printers, leaving the older ones unaffected. If your existing printer is working you can just ignore the update.
I'm still using a LaserJet that I bought in 1993; the update didn't change anything.
If you are in the market for a new printer I recommend researching other manufacturers.

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