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  1. envexplosion
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    Anyone?
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  3. DavidE
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    Have you tried using a different browser?
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  4. envexplosion
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    Yes, still corrupt.
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  6. Boozad
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    What have you installed since reinstalling the OS? Did you run all rounds of Windows updates first and foremost?
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  7. envexplosion
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    I just plug in my Ethernet (no wifi drivers on initial install) and run windows update.
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  8. Boozad
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    And those updates are working OK or not?
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  10. envexplosion
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    Some do fail on the very first update, but eventually resolve.
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  11. Boozad
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    Can you boot into Safe Mode and see if you can download then.
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  12. envexplosion
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    I guess I will try that, but also, my main issue is that the images sometimes part way load, and then get corrupted (random colors, messed up.) I will post a example the next time it occurs.
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  13. envexplosion
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    Safe boot didn't help. But, I do have a example of a corrupt installer. Here is the LMMS error message:
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