update reminder


  1. skostro
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    windows 7 Home Premium 32bit.
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    update reminder


    Ok, been getting update reminder.
    Running w7 home premium, both 32 v& 64 bit versions.
    I see a lot of people are having problems with the latest updates, ie service pack 1 for x64 & ie9 for x64.
    Is it worth the trouble d/l these updates yet?
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  3. spinifex
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    Win7 Ultimate x64
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    Only speaking from personal experience, i run Windows 7, 64 bit & ie9 and service pack 1 did not cause me any issues.

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