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  1. maxie
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       New #11

    Hi there Go to Microsoft download center site .. You should be able to find them there
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  3. Welson
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    I see. But the update files too big. You know... The Indonesia's internet connection so slow. So, i just need the Windows Installer Update. :)
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  4. maxie
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    You really need to run Windows Update its the only way your Computer will be secure
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  6. Welson
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    OK. I'll try.
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  7. Boozad
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    Welson said:
    No, i'm install the driver from the driver CD ( ASUS K43SD )
    Yes I understand that, but drivers that are provided on installation disks are often outdated before you get them. On my backup ASUS board I had to download drivers from the internet as the ones supplied for the ASMedia controller on the disk didn't make the USB 3.0 header function properly.

    Having said that, follow Maxie's advice first and foremost.
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  8. Welson
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    Having said that, follow Maxie's advice first and foremost.
    Thanks. I'm still downloading the Windows Update
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  10. maxie
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       New #17

    How fast is your Download Speed
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  11. Welson
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       New #18

    That's so bad. I think is about 20 - 60 Kbps .
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  12. maxie
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       New #19

    That is not so good mate
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  13. Welson
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       New #20

    Yes, I know. BTW can i use sfc/scannow command for this problem ?
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