Instructions for repairing Total meltdown problem On windows 7 64 bit


  1. gilloz
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    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit
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    Instructions for repairing Total meltdown problem On windows 7 64 bit


    I haven't been able to find any simple instructions on how to solve the problem with the Total Meltdown problem Windows 7 64 bit is presently having. I can't even test my computer to verify if this problem even exists on my computer. Is there a website that can clarify this problem, let alone understand what they are saying?
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  3. Snick
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    Win 10 x64, Linux Lite, Win 7 x64, BlackArch, & Kali
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    Hi gilloz,

    Peruse:

    Protect your Windows devices against Spectre and Meltdown

    Plenty of reading for you!

    Basically install all M$ security updates.
    Check your Computer Manufacturer's website to see if you need to update BIOS or CPU chip-set.
    Check your Router Manufacturer's website to see if you need to upgrade firmware.
    Make sure your Anti-Virus & installed programs are up to date.

    Happy Computing!

    Nic
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