When I use the HP printer scanner diagnostic shows 2 devices that are no on my network.

When I use the HP printer scanner diagnostic shows 2 devices that are no on my network. The program cannot communicate with them (duuh! But they show up every time I run the diag program. How does the program even find them? Is there something in my registry? Thisis NOT at all a killer, just a PITA. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks
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Thanks for the response. I am going to take the "If it ain't broke ..." path Not worth the effort to track it down.
But, if someone from HP wants to pipe in and say where they get the list of printers in the diagnostic, I am all ears - just curious! And, maybe they will add a feature to delete these spurious "printers" in a future release of the diagnistic.
Thanks Again!
John

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